Trans Adriatic Gas Pipeline at Charlott Harrison blog

Trans Adriatic Gas Pipeline. An increasing demand for energy. On 15 november 2020, the trans adriatic pipeline (tap) began commercial operations. Crossing albania and the adriatic sea, the pipeline comes ashore in southern italy to connect to the italian gas network. Tap’s routing facilitates gas supply to several south east european countries and its landfall in italy provides multiple opportunities for further transportation of caspian gas to the wider european markets. Construction on the €4.5bn ($5.16bn) pipeline project was officially started in may 2016, while the preparatory works had begun in june 2015. As a key part of the southern gas corridor, the trans adriatic pipeline is strategically important to europe and essential in providing reliable access to a new source of natural gas, while supporting the eu’s energy transition objectives.

On 15 november 2020, the trans adriatic pipeline (tap) began commercial operations. As a key part of the southern gas corridor, the trans adriatic pipeline is strategically important to europe and essential in providing reliable access to a new source of natural gas, while supporting the eu’s energy transition objectives. Construction on the €4.5bn ($5.16bn) pipeline project was officially started in may 2016, while the preparatory works had begun in june 2015. Crossing albania and the adriatic sea, the pipeline comes ashore in southern italy to connect to the italian gas network. Tap’s routing facilitates gas supply to several south east european countries and its landfall in italy provides multiple opportunities for further transportation of caspian gas to the wider european markets. An increasing demand for energy.

Construction of gas pipeline Trans Adriatic Pipeline TAP in north

Trans Adriatic Gas Pipeline On 15 november 2020, the trans adriatic pipeline (tap) began commercial operations. Crossing albania and the adriatic sea, the pipeline comes ashore in southern italy to connect to the italian gas network. As a key part of the southern gas corridor, the trans adriatic pipeline is strategically important to europe and essential in providing reliable access to a new source of natural gas, while supporting the eu’s energy transition objectives. An increasing demand for energy. Tap’s routing facilitates gas supply to several south east european countries and its landfall in italy provides multiple opportunities for further transportation of caspian gas to the wider european markets. On 15 november 2020, the trans adriatic pipeline (tap) began commercial operations. Construction on the €4.5bn ($5.16bn) pipeline project was officially started in may 2016, while the preparatory works had begun in june 2015.