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Rehabilitation of the "7 Deshmoret" School in Roskovec

The "7 Deshmoret" school is located in the Struma village, part of the Roskovec Municipality. Built in 1997, it had never been renovated. Thanks to TAP’s investment in refurbishing this school, 290 students and 14 teachers now benefit from modern study conditions. An additional 50 students are expected to attend the school given its increased capacity.

Reconstruction of the "Llukë Mita" School in Ura Vajgurore

The "Llukë Mita" elementary school is located in the village of Konizbalta, in the municipality of Ura Vajgurore. The school facilities also serve as a kindergarten. However, the building had deteriorated and became unsuitable for teaching. TAP decided to include this facility in its SEI programme. The brand-new building now provides optimal study conditions for 70 students and 30 children.

Rehabilitation of Veterrik village school in Berat

When a village school became unfit for teaching young children, TAP worked with the local authority to renovate the building. The Hasan Ngjela elementary school and kindergarten, with 180 pupils, lies in the centre of Veterrik village and at the heart of the local community. But the building was riddled with damp and in urgent need of renovation. The local municipality of Berat, in central...

Building a New Kindergarten in Dushnik, Berat

The children going to the kindergarten in the village of Dushnik used to cram into two classrooms part of the local elementary school. The facilities were far from being suitable for the needs of the 72 children, so TAP decided to intervene and build a one-floor building in the school yard. The new kindergarten now provides optimal conditions for the children in Dushnik.

Rehabilitating the Pobrat School in Ura Vajgurore

As the only school in the area, Tre Dëshmorët needed immediate attention to its building and grounds. The inside of the building was in good condition. But the facades and schoolyard needed urgent improvement. Following discussions with the local authority, TAP volunteered to fund the works.

Rebuilding the Kindergarten in Pashalli, Ura Vajgurore

In the Pashalli village in the municipality of Ura Vajgurore, more than 30 children between the ages of three and six went to kindergarten in a former military building. The facilities and hygiene of the kindergarten were poor, posing a risk the children’s health. TAP decided to rebuild this kindergarten, the only one in the area and, therefore, of great importance to the local community.

Trans Adriatic Pipeline identifies optimal pipeline route in Greece

TAP finalizes route refinement study of the pipeline section between Thessaloniki and the Greek-Albanian border. More than 50 national and international experts conducted comprehensive and detailed studies of a 50 km wide corridor. Three extensive field missions were organised in northern Greece to identify geological, environmental and cultural heritage constraints as well as safety and social...

TAP begins ESIA submission process in Albania

The Trans Adriatic Pipeline begins the formal Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) process, with the submission of the Scoping Report. The document was presented to the Albanian national and regional authorities, as well as to more than 100 other relevant stakeholders. It meets the Best Practice Guidelines laid down by the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).

National stakeholders endorse TAP’s refined pipeline route in Albania

Last week seven key ministries validated the results of TAP’s route refinement process in Albania and endorsed the proposed new pipeline route. The route refinement process started in June 2009 to avoid impacts on the Hotova National Park and identify the route corridor with the least impacts on the environment, livelihoods and cultural heritage sites. 43 national and international experts had...

TAP reconfirms Shah Deniz II as the initial gas source for the pipeline

In a joint statement, shareholders EGL, Statoil and E.ON Ruhrgas said: "The TAP pipeline is designed to cater for the volumes of gas from Shah Deniz phase two that will be exported beyond Turkey into Europe. TAP shareholders consider Caspian gas to be the initial source of supply to fill TAP’s initial capacity of 10 bcm per year. The pipeline will not transport any Iranian gas under the current...

TAP's quarterly newsletter online

The focus of this issue is on TAP’s decision to use the highest international standards – the 10 Performance Requirements of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) – as a key benchmark for its Environmental and Social Impact Assessment process. Also, the 3rd issue starts introducing the TAP team - interview with Christian Falck, TAP's Technical Offshore Director.