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Gas transportation agreement between Turkey and Azerbaijan paves the way for TAP
Trans Adriatic Pipeline project congratulates the governments of Turkey and Azerbaijan on reaching an important agreement on gas transportation today.
Operational balancing data
Trans Adriatic Pipeline publishes operational balancing data regarding conditions for access to natural gas transmission networks, in accordance with Annex I, Section 3.5 of Regulation (EC) 715/2009.
The Albanian Government and TAP agree the contents of a Host Government Agreement
On 18th January 2013, the Albanian Ministry of Economy, Trade and Energy and the Trans Adriatic Pipeline project (TAP) initialed a Host Government Agreement (HGA), thereby formally securing the contents of the HGA, prior to ratification in the coming months.
TAP's progress in Greece: Works Begin in Western Macedonia & Compressor Station
TAP's construction in Greece continues to progress on time, on track and on budget. Thanks to the efforts of the 3,100+ people working for the project, work is now underway in all three Northern Greek Prefectures to be traversed by the pipeline: Eastern Macedonia-Thrace, Central Macedonia and –most recently– Western Macedonia, where construction commenced in Pirgoi at the Eordaia Municipality,...
TAP Italy Q&A re: Olive Tree Removal
To avoid any impact on the San Foca beach, TAP is building a 1.5km micro-tunnel. This state-of-the-art engineering minimises environmental impact and renders the pipeline invisible. To start building the micro-tunnel – at a site approximately 800m inland from the beach – TAP, as a first step, needs to move and store 231 olive trees, which will later be replanted at the same location.
Trans Adriatic Pipeline Launches Market Test
TAP launched a 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. The market test will be conducted in two main phases: a non-binding phase, starting on 1 July 2019, followed by a binding phase, expected to start earliest in the second quarter of 2020.
Trans Adriatic Pipeline Launches Market Test
TAP launched a 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. The market test will be conducted in two main phases: a non-binding phase, starting on 1 July 2019, followed by a binding phase, expected to start earliest in the second quarter of 2020.