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TAP Introduces First Natural Gas into the Greek Section of the Pipeline as part of its Testing Phase
On 25 November, TAP started to introduce the first natural gas into a 2km section of the pipeline in Greece between the Evros river and the Kipoi compressor station. This is the initial stage of the pipeline commissioning process, which aims to ensure that the infrastructure is entirely safe and ready for operations after the completion of the process, in line with national and international...
TAP Received ISO 14001 Certification
In April 2018, TAP's environmental management system, that covers all pipeline construction activities in Italy, Albania and Greece as well as TAP corporate activities, has been certified according to the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) 14001:2015 standard. Obtaining this certification is an assurance that TAP has in place industry best practice environmental processes and...
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TAP is a natural gas transportation infrastructure, providing shippers with a capacity for safe, reliable and efficient operations. As part of the Southern Gas Corridor, it delivers gas supplies from the Caspian region to European energy markets.
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.
Trans Adriatic Pipeline Secures Third Party Access Exemption
The European Commission has formally approved the Trans Adriatic Pipeline’s (TAP) application for Third Party Access (TPA) exemption for the initial capacity of 10bcm. The decision means that TAP can offer capacity for export of gas volumes from Azerbaijan to Europe for a period of 25 years.
Albanian Parliament ratifies Intergovernmental Agreement on the Trans Adriatic Pipeline
On March 25, 2013 the Albanian Parliament unanimously ratified the Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) between Albania, Italy and Greece on the construction and operation of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) project. Signed in Athens on February 13, 2013, the tri-lateral IGA confirmed the three host countries’ support for TAP and their cooperation for the project’s timely implementation.
TAP Launches Network Code Consultation
TAP launches its consultation process on its draft TAP Network Code (TNC). The TNC sets out the principles and rules which will govern the access, use and operation of the TAP pipeline. It is also a requirement that forms part of the European Commission’s decision on the exemption of TAP from the EU’s Third Gas Directive in relation to third party access, tariff regulation and ownership...
About TAP
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline operates a natural gas transportation infrastructure system from the Greek border with Türkiye to Southern Italy, enabling interested parties to market gas to several European countries. TAP is the European segment of the Southern Gas Corridor (SGC), connecting Caspian natural gas resources in the Caspian region with European markets.
TAP Publishes Network Code and Opens Shippers’ Registration Process
Baar, Switzerland. TAP issued its Network Code, as approved by the national energy regulatory authorities of Greece, Albania and Italy. The TAP Network Code has been finalised following the public consultation launched in August 2018, and sets out rules that govern TAP’s services to customers, including shipper registration, credit support, capacity products offered, capacity booking,...
TAP Renovates the Struma’s village school in Roskovec
The renovation of the “7 Dëshmorët” School, an investment of Euro 567,000, is part of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline’s Social and Environmental Investments in Albania. The works comprised the complete renovation of the building, equipment of the classrooms with the necessary academic materials, and the improvement of the school grounds.
Shkelqim Bozgo, Country Manager Albania, Leaves TAP
TAP announced today that Shkelqim Bozgo, Country Manager for TAP AG, following nearly four years at the helm of TAP’s Albania Country Office, has left the Company today. Luca Schieppati, Managing Director at TAP, commented: “I would like to thank Shkelqim for his great contribution to TAP during his tenure here and particularly, for building up the TAP Albania Country Office into what it is...
TAP launches new video on its activities to protect the natural habitats it is working in
Video that showcases the implementation of a number of initiatives and the measures TAP is taking to avoid impacts on the natural environment in which it is working.
TAP completes the donation of vehicles to Nestos Municipality
Nestos, Greece. In October 2021, as part of its Social and Environmental Investment (SEI) programme, the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) AG delivered two more garbage trucks to Nestos Municipality, completing the donation of utility vehicles to the area.
Over 50% of TAP Pipes in Greece in the Ground
TAP's construction progress was presented by TAP’s Country Manager for Greece, Katerina Papalexandri, at the 2nd Thessaloniki Summit held on 5-6 October at the Ioannis Vellidis Congress Centre. In the context of "The new energy map in the region" panel, Katerina Papalexandri noted the importance of the project for Greece, the wider area of Southeast Europe, as well as the continent as a whole....