LNG

1. • Currently under construction with almost half of the Greek part being ready (expected to be completed by 2019) as it will pass through also Italy and Albania which will be utilizing Shah
Deniz II natural gas field from Azerbaijan through TANAP (Trans ANatonial Pipeline) as well as SCP with a total length of 3000km. it is expected to carry 10 bn cbm initially and increase
gradually to 20 bn.
• TAP's shareholders are,major energy companies, SOCAR, Snam, BP, Fluxys,, Enagas and Axpo.
TAP
www.tap-ag.gr
• The Greek-Bulgarian pipeline (IGB), with a capacity of 3 BN CBM gas is implemented by DEPA, Edison and BEH. It costs 240 million euros and will connect with TAP.
• It is expected to start in the second half of the year.
IGB
http://www.icgb.eu/home
• The floating LNG (Alexandroupolis) gasification plant is implemented by Gastrade
• The cost is € 380 million and has a capacity of 3 bn cbm. gasification annually.
• An FSRU is scheduled to anchor offshore Alexandroupolis port -North Greece
• It will be connected with TAP and the National natural Gas pipe line system
• The construction is expected to start in the 3rdQ of the year.
FSRU Alexandroupolis
www.gastrade.gr/en
• The Eastern Mediterranean (EastMed) pipeline project relates to an offshore/onshore natural gas pipeline, directly connecting East Mediterranean resources to Greece via Cyprus and
Crete. Designed to transport initially 10 Bcm in conjunction with the Poseidon and IGB pipelines, into Italy and other South East European countries.It's a project of common interest of the
European Union.Total 1.300 km offshore pipeline and a 600 km onshore pipeline. In Total 1900 km.
• 200 km offshore pipeline stretching from Eastern Mediterranean sources to Cyprus;
• 700 km offshore pipeline connecting Cyprus to Crete Island;
• 400 km offshore pipeline from Crete to mainland Greece (Peloponnese);
• 600 km onshore pipeline crossing Peloponnese and West Greece.
• Its construction is not expected to start before 2022.
Eastmed
http://www.igi-poseidon.com/en/eastmed
• Designed to transport 10 bn cbm Russian gas, annually.
• The project is being promoted by DEPA, Edison and Gazprom.
• The pipeline, which is a continuation of Turk Stream II, designed to transport Russian gas to Italy and Central Europe.Currently it is opposed by US and EU while Italy and France are
positive !
• It starts from the Greek/Turkish borders, crossing Greece ends in Italy (980 km)
South East European Corridor - Turkish/Greek
Stream
• is designed as a multi-source import project that could substantially contribute to Europe's security of supply through diversification of sources and/or routes.
• The Project design capacity has been upgraded up to 20 Billion cubic meters per year, in order to allow transportation of multiple sources of gas, from Turkey/Greek border and from
Eastern Mediterranean region.
• The Poseidon Pipeline's current design envisages a 207 km long offshore pipeline.
• The pipeline's starting point is the compressor station, located in the area of Florovouni in Thesprotia (Epirus region) , Greece, where it is expected to be connected to other gas supply
infrastructures such as EastMed and/or Turkish/Greek Stream
The Poseidon pipeline
http://www.igi-poseidon.com/en/poseidon
• In September, the construction of the third liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage tank at Revythousa is completed. The project, amounting to 147 million euros, and the whole terminal belongs
to DESFA. The annual gasification capacity is 7 bn cbm.
LNG Revythousas
http://www.desfa.gr/?p=11022&lang=en
Natural Gas Pipelines

2. •Currentlyunder construction with almost half of the Greek part being
ready (expected to be completed by 2019) as it will pass through also
Italy and Albania which will be utilizing Shah Deniz II natural gas field
from Azerbaijan through TANAP (Trans ANatonial Pipeline) as well as
SCP with a total length of 3000km. it is expected to carry 10 bn cbm
initially and increase gradually to 20 bn.
•TAP's shareholders are,major energy companies, SOCAR, Snam, BP,
Fluxys, Enagas and Axpo.
TAP
www.tap-ag.gr

3. •The Greek-Bulgarian pipeline (IGB), with a capacity of 3 BN CBM gas is
implemented by DEPA, Edison and BEH. It costs 240 million euros and
will connect with TAP.
•It is expected to start in the second half of the year.
IGB
http://www.icgb.eu/home

4. • The floating LNG (Alexandroupolis) gasification plant is implemented
by Gastrade
• The cost is € 380 million and has a capacity of 3 bn cbm. gasification
annually.
• An FSRU is scheduled to anchor offshore Alexandroupolis port -North
Greece
• It will be connected with TAP and the National natural Gas pipe line
system
• The construction is expected to start in the 3rdQ of the year.
FSRU Alexandroupolis
www.gastrade.gr/en

5. •The Eastern Mediterranean (EastMed) pipeline project relates to an
offshore/onshore natural gas pipeline, directly connecting East
Mediterranean resources to Greece via Cyprus and Crete. Designed to
transport initially 10 Bcm in conjunction with the Poseidon and IGB
pipelines, into Italy and other South East European countries.It's a
project of common interest of the European Union.Total 1.300 km
offshore pipeline and a 600 km onshore pipeline. In Total 1900 km.
•200 km offshore pipeline stretching from Eastern Mediterranean sources
to Cyprus;
•700 km offshore pipeline connecting Cyprus to Crete Island;
•400 km offshore pipeline from Crete to mainland Greece (Peloponnese);
•600 km onshore pipeline crossing Peloponnese and West Greece.
• Its construction is not expected to start before 2022.
Eastmed
http://www.igi-poseidon.com/en/eastmed

6. •Designed to transport 10 bn cbm Russian gas, annually.
•The project is being promoted by DEPA, Edison and Gazprom.
•The pipeline, which is a continuation of Turk Stream II, designed to
transport Russian gas to Italy and Central Europe.Currently it is opposed
by US and EU while Italy and France are positive !
•It starts from the Greek/Turkish borders, crossing Greece ends in Italy
(980 km)
South East European Corridor - Turkish/Greek
Stream

7. •is designed as a multi-source import project that could substantially
contribute to Europe's security of supply through diversification of
sources and/or routes.
•The Project design capacity has been upgraded up to 20 Billion cubic
meters per year, in order to allow transportation of multiple sources of
gas, from Turkey/Greek border and from Eastern Mediterranean region.
•The Poseidon Pipeline's current design envisages a 207 km long
offshore pipeline.
•The pipeline's starting point is the compressor station, located in the
area of Florovouni in Thesprotia (Epirus region) , Greece, where it is
expected to be connected to other gas supply infrastructures such as
EastMed and/or Turkish/Greek Stream
The Poseidon pipeline
http://www.igi-poseidon.com/en/poseidon

8. •In September, the construction of the third liquefied natural gas (LNG)
storage tank at Revythousa is completed. The project, amounting to 147
million euros, and the whole terminal belongs to DESFA. The annual
gasification capacity is 7 bn cbm.
LNG Revythousas
http://www.desfa.gr/?p=11022&lang=en