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Congestion management
Trans Adriatic Pipeline has implemented a range of congestion management procedures (CMP) to ensure that the use of pipeline capacity is maximised and capacity hoarding at interconnection points is prevented.
Tariff information
The TAP Tariff Code defines the tariff methodology for the calculation of tariffs at all interconnection points of TAP.
TAP Launches 2021 Market Test
Baar, Switzerland. TAP launched a new market test to allow natural gas shippers to express interest, and in a later phase, secure access to new, long-term capacity in TAP, thereby enabling the future expansion of the pipeline capacity.
Commercial dispatching
The commercial dispatching procedures cover nominations, renominations, trade notifications, matching, balancing and allocation.
TAP transports first 10 bcm of natural gas to Europe
Baar, Switzerland. The Trans Adriatic Pipeline AG announces that a total of 10 billion cubic meters (bcm) of natural gas from Azerbaijan has now entered Europe via the interconnection point of Kipoi, at the Greek-Turkish border, where TAP connects to the Trans Anatolian Pipeline (TANAP). Out of these 10 bcm, approximately 8.5 bcm have been delivered to Italy.
TAP's Code of Conduct
A gas infrastructure of the magnitude of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline is challenging and complex. We strive to minimise the associated risks through professional management and responsible behaviour.
TAP transports first 1 bcm of natural gas to Europe
Baar, Switzerland. Following the commencement of gas flows via TAP in December 2020, the Trans Adriatic Pipeline AG announces that a total of 1 billion cubic meters (bcm) of natural gas from Azerbaijan has now entered Europe via the Greek interconnection point of Kipoi, where TAP connects to the Trans Anatolian Pipeline (TANAP). As the European section of the Southern Gas Corridor, TAP has the...
Shippers
Trans Adriatic Pipeline offers reliable transmission services to shippers, providing direct access to the gas markets of Greece, Albania and Italy, and indirect access to the wider region including Bulgaria.