TRANS ADRIATIC PIPELINE

TAP ALBANIA

The Trans Adriatic Pipeline transports natural gas from the Caspian region to Europe by connecting to the Trans Anatolian Pipeline (TANAP). TAP travels through Greece and Albania, under the Adriatic Sea, and comes ashore in Italy.

The entire pipeline is buried at least one metre beneath the ground to protect the environment and minimise its impact on neighbouring communities. Only facilities such as the Pipeline Receiving Terminal (PRT), compressors and block valve stations are visible above ground.

The pipeline route travels from the municipality of Devoll, in Korça region, approximately 215 kilometres across land, before entering the Adriatic Sea. TAP has a metering station at Bilisht (ACS-02) , near the Albanian-Greek border, with eight block valve stations and one landfall station. The pipeline arrives at the Adriatic coast 17 kilometres north-west of Fier (ACS-03) . TAP has a compressor station 400 metres inland from the shoreline.

Works performed for the T.A.P. project. .
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