The Asia Gas Tracker provides a comprehensive dataset of gas infrastructure across East Asia, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. The tracker covers gas pipelines, LNG terminals, gas-fired power plants, and gas extraction sites. The map and underlying data are updated regularly, and each project has a dedicated wiki page on GEM.wiki that provides extensive detail on the project, such as the project’s status, capacity, and ownership.
The interactive map format allows users to geographically visualize various configurations of pipeline routes and infrastructure locations. The data for this tracker is drawn from the global datasets developed by the Global Gas Plant Tracker, Global Oil and Gas Extraction Tracker, and Global Gas Infrastructure Tracker.
If you have questions about this project, please contact the Project Manager, Warda Ajaz.
- 386
- GW of gas plants in operation
- 275
- GW of gas plants in development
- 129
- operating LNG terminals
- 166
- LNG terminals in development
Summary Tables
- Gas Plants by Country (MW)
- Gas Plants by Region (MW)
- Ownership of Gas Plants in Asia (MW)
- Gas Plants by Technology by Country (MW)
- Pipelines by Country (km)
- Pipelines by Start Year (km)
- LNG Export Trains by Country
- LNG Import Trains by Country
- LNG Import Capacity by Country (mtpa)
- LNG Export Capacity by Country (mtpa)
Featured Reports
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- Download the English version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Indonesian version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Vietnamese version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Korean version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Thai version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Japanese version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Bengali version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Tagalog version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World
Download
- Download the English version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Indonesian version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Vietnamese version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Korean version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Thai version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Japanese version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Bengali version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
- Download the Tagalog version of “Asia’s Gas Lock-In: Proposed Gas Infrastructure Expansions are Poor Investments for the Region – and the World”
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