China's hopes for Central Asian gas supply face hurdles [Gas in Transition]

Gas supplies through the Central Asia-China Pipeline continue to fall short of capacity, and even if a long-delayed expansion project gets off the ground, it's unlikely to reach its designed capacity.

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