Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Beneath China’s Taklamakan Desert lies one of the world’s most difficult oil and gas developments. Backed by a $22 billion regional investment program, China is drilling wells nearly 11 kilometres deep while building highways, pipelines and processing stations across the desert. This video explains how China turned the Tarim Basin into its largest ultra-deep oil and gas production base—and why it matters for the country’s energy security.
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Beneath China’s Taklamakan Desert lies one of the world’s most difficult oil and gas developments. Backed by a $22 billion regional investment program, China is drilling wells nearly 11 kilometres deep while building highways, pipelines and processing stations across the desert. This video explains how China turned the Tarim Basin into its largest ultra-deep oil and gas production base—and why it matters for the country’s energy security.
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