Russian Prime Minister confirmed the text of the intergovernmental agreement with Beijing. The document takes into account the cooperation in the field of gas supply from Russia to China via the Eastern route. The document, with all of this reflects a more intensive introduction of the ruble and the yuan in the calculations for the supplied hydrocarbons. Russian Gazprom and China national petroleum Corporation (CNPC) signed an agreement on deliveries of natural gas from Russia to China on may 21, 2014. And already after consent the text of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev - the document will be submitted to the Ministry of energy of the Russian Federation for the final signing. According to the provisions of the agreement, Moscow and Beijing have agreed on cooperation in the delivery of Russian natural gas to China through the pipeline "Power of Siberia", informs the public relations division of the government of the Russian Federation. For example, in the Treaty, Russia and China have reported that the economic agencies of the parties will jointly create and promote the conditions for the establishment of the system of settlements in the national currency. Also, the parties promise to be exempt from taxes and duties on equipment and machinery, sufficient for a number of difficult works in the scope of the project. This issue the government will settle in cooperation with the Eurasian economic Commission, according to the press service of the Cabinet of Ministers. Intergovernmental agreement between Gazprom and CNPC for 40 years. The agreement takes into account that after a specified period, its validity will be automatically renewed for another 5 years. The agreement was signed in the spring of 2014 in Shanghai in the presence of Vladimir Putin. According to the experts, the cost of unprecedented Russian-Chinese deal makes $ 400 billion. The document takes into account that the volume of deliveries will amount to 38 billion cubic meters of gas per year. However, the head of "Gazprom" Alexey Miller not dismissed that concern in the future will gain the volume of supply in China to 100 billion cubic meters of fuel per year.