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ESIA Albania - Amendment (in Albanian)

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 boundary, and aims to minimise environmental impact.The new access road (444_New, between KP 71.8 and KP 78) is located in the...

TAP: routine maintenance works at Meteocean buoys and archaeological and topographic surveys

Lecce - TAP announces that from 8 am 26 October 2013, and up to 12 am, November 1, 2013 (the term can be extended, if necessary, up to 12 am, 8 November , 2013) maintenance works will be carried out in order to check and ensure the operations of the meteocean buoys installed at sea for the collection of marine weather data.Maintenance operations will be conducted both in daytime and at night,...

TAP: Board of Directors confirms commitment to respect the environment and support local tourism

This week, the Board of Directors (BoD) of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) convened the Board of Directors meeting in Puglia, where the project plans to deliver gas from the Shah Deniz field in Azerbaijan. The meeting was an opportunity to strengthen -with a direct presence in the territory - relationships with institutional stakeholders at all levels and to personally get to know the...

TAR Court accepts TAP appeal on geo-physical surveys in San Foca

The Regional Administrative Court for Puglia, first section in Lecce, approved the appeal presented by TAP against the decision by the Technical Office of Melendugno Municipality on the denial, dated 18/09/2012 and the related confirmation by the City Council on November 27 , 2012 and February 29 2012 n.5) of the permit to make geo-physical surveys in the area of San Foca.

TAP ABOUT PRT

As per the recent articles published by newspapers today, TAP wants to point out that the area which will host the Pipeline Receiving Terminal, based on the new project that will be included in the documents for the EIA with the deadline of September, is less than 12 hectares and the area in which the building of the PRT will stay is 3500 square meters, that is a lot less in size, than 1 hectare.