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Trans Adriatic Pipeline begins ESIA submission process in Italy
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) announced today that it has commenced the project’s formal Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) process in Italy. The submission of its Scoping Report to the Italian authorities follows a similar move in Albania last month.
ESIA Albania - Amendment (in English)
TAP’s ESIA Amendment number 1 in Albania describes a reroute in the onshore pipeline and the design of a new access road.The route adjustment has been made to avoid a mining concession area near Ura Vajgurore, Berat (L1577) and to ensure the project bypass the licensed quarry mining land. The reroute enables the pipeline to be built at a minimum distance of 230 m from the concession area...
TAP makes excellent political progress in Italy & Albania
TAP met with a number of Ministers and officials in both Italy and Albania in January. “These meetings have shown that the TAP project is moving forward in a positive direction. All the various Ministers and Ministries have expressed a great deal of interest in the TAP pipeline and demonstrated a real willingness to support the project going forward,” says Michael Hoffmann, External Relations...
ESIA Albania - Amendment 4 (in English)
Due to geohazard structures in a number of onshore sections, TAP had to reroute the pipeline. In June 2017, the National Agency of Environment approved the ESIA Amendment no.4, consisting of four adjustments to the route. Three re-routes, (Tërpollar, which also includes a temporary access road and a camp, Osojë and Orizaj) are in the Skrapar area, while the Sqepur re-route is located in Ura...
Trans Adriatic Pipeline plans offshore surveys in the Adriatic Sea
TAP plans to start offshore surveys in the Adriatic Sea this winter. The goal is to collect additional data and samples to identify optimal offshore routing.
TAP: Albanian's section is the first to obtain the environmental permit
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) has yesterday announced that the Environmental Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) fort the Albanian section of the pipeline that will transport natural gas from Azerbaijan to Italy, through Greece and Albania, has been approved. The review process has taken into account all the possible environmental, cultural or socio-economic issues related to the pipeline and...