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TAP to Deliver the First Gas Exit Point in Fier, Albania
Tirana, Albania. On 6 July 2021, Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) AG, the Albanian Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy and Albgaz Sh.a. signed a Cooperation and Handover Agreement on the Fier South Facility. TAP will design, procure and construct the Fier gas exit point, a multimillion Euro investment in the country.
Safety near the pipeline
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline is a high-pressure pipeline transporting natural gas, built according to high standards with safety as its absolute priority. TAP uses 24/7 monitoring methods and regular patrols of the infrastructure along the pipeline route to maintain its integrity and safe operation.
TAP strengthens natural gas deliveries to Europe
Baar, Switzerland. On the occasion of the 12th Ministerial Advisory Council of the Southern Gas Corridor, Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) is pleased to reconfirm full operability of the first level of capacity expansion, triggered during the 2021 Market Test, with 1.2 billion cubic meters per year of incremental long-term capacity booked.
TAP to Launch Invitation to Tender for the Purchase of Gas to be used during the Operations Phase
By 22 June 2020, TAP intends to publish on its corporate website an Invitation to Tender (ITT) outline for the purchase of gas required for operational activities, including the fuelling of the compressor stations. This tender is carried out in preparation for the start of the commercial operations phase, scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2020.
TAP Introduces First Natural Gas into the Albanian Section of the Pipeline as part of its Testing Phase
On 20 May, TAP started to introduce the first natural gas into a 4 km section of the pipeline in Albania, between the Greek – Albanian border and up to the TAP metering station in Bilisht. In line with national and international safety and operational standards, this is the initial stage of the pipeline testing process, which aims to ensure that the infrastructure is entirely safe and ready for...
ESIA Italy (in English)
TAP submitted its updated Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) to the Italian Ministry of the Environment and Protection of Land and Sea on 10th of September 2013. The latest stage in a process, started in March 2012, will now see the final documentation go to consultation with all relevant national, regional and local authorities. Revised ESIA reflects feedback from the ongoing...
ESIA Italy (in Italian)
TAP submitted its updated Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) to the Italian Ministry of the Environment and Protection of Land and Sea on 10th of September 2013. The latest stage in a process, started in March 2012, will now see the final documentation go to consultation with all relevant national, regional and local authorities. Revised ESIA reflects feedback from the ongoing...
The Secondary market
Shippers may use the secondary market to trade some or all of their reserved capacity.
Commercial dispatching
The commercial dispatching procedures cover nominations, renominations, trade notifications, matching, balancing and allocation.
Capacity booking process
Forward firm capacity is offered independently at each interconnection point. Registered parties must book forward firm capacity separately at TAP’s required entry and/or exit point(s). Subject to sufficient available capacity TAP offers forward firm capacity products, in the following order of priority, at each interconnection point: forward firm yearly capacity for each of the next 15 gas...
Creditworthiness assessment
To demonstrate their financial strength and viability as a shipper, to the extent required by Trans Adriatic Pipeline’s Gas Transportation Agreement, organisations applying to become registered parties must undergo a creditworthiness assessment to establish their credit limit.
Usage charges
In addition to the tariff, shippers pay usage charges. Usage charges reflect the costs incurred by Trans Adriatic Pipeline in procuring fuel gas, unaccounted for gas, electric power and the cost incurred in order to comply with Regulation (EU) 2024/1787 (EU Methane Regulation).
Capacity products
Trans Adriatic Pipeline offers the following capacity products: forward firm capacity, forward interruptible capacity and commercial reverse capacity.
Congestion management
Trans Adriatic Pipeline has implemented a range of congestion management procedures (CMP) to ensure that the use of pipeline capacity is maximised and capacity hoarding at interconnection points is prevented.