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China’s South-to-North Water Diversion Eastern Route Begins 2026–2027 Water Transfer

China’s South-to-North Water Diversion eastern route phase one began its 2026–2027 water transfer on Oct. 20, the earliest start in the project’s 14 years of operation. The annual plan adds a net 561 million cubic meters of supply to Jiangsu, 42 million to Anhui and 665 million to Shandong. The Taierzhuang pumping station is set to transfer 1.007 billion cubic meters to Shandong.

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The earliest start in 14 years of operation signals a shift in how the eastern route is being scheduled, not just how much water it moves. The allocation breakdown matters most: Shandong's 665 million cubic meter increase and the 1.007 billion cubic meter Taierzhuang transfer make Shandong the route's dominant customer, while Anhui's 42 million cubic meters is comparatively marginal. Whether the earlier start becomes a recurring pattern, and how the added Jiangsu and Shandong volumes are absorbed, is the open question worth watching.

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