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ESIA Italy - Additional documents (in Italian)

On 17 April 2014, TAP, well ahead of schedule, submitted additional documents for integration into the ESIA application to the Ministry of Environment and of Cultural Heritage in Italy and to all the relevant authorities involved in the authorization procedure.These integrations were requested by the Ministries on 18 and 20 March 2014. The documentation consists of one comprehensive file and 17...

ESIA Albania - Amendment 3 (in English)

The third Amendment to TAP’s ESIA in Albania describes six changes in the project compared to the 2013 status (ESIA approval and Environmental Permit issue date).The changes include four re-routings, a new access road (AR 405-1) and a micro-tunnel near Corovoda. The four re-routings (Polene, Verzhezha, Mbrakull and mine concession L1437) as well as the Corovoda micro-tunnel are located in the...

ESIA Greece - Amendment (in English)

The Amendment to TAP’s ESIA in Greece (including an additional volume called “Supplement”) describes a number of changes introduced to the pipeline route and the design of permanent and temporary installations of TAP compared to the project status in June 2013 (ESIA submission date). The changes are largely the result of feedback received from the affected communities during the Stakeholder...

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...

ESIA Greece - Amendment 3 (in English)

The Third Amendment to TAP’s ESIA in Greece describes a few minor changes in the location of selected block valve stations, pipe yards and campsites for the TAP project permanent facilities as well as in the pipeline route. The document assesses these changes’ impact on the natural, physical, cultural heritage and socio-economic environment. All modifications are considered minor and are not...

Preliminary Environmental Impact Assessment (PEIA) Greece (in English)

On the 28th of September 2011, the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) announced that it has submitted Preliminary Environmental Impact Assessment (PEIA) to the Greek Ministry of Environment.This document was revised and resubmitted to the Greek authorities on the 8th of February 2012. This revision considers changes to the overall engineering concept of the project in which one compressor station...