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=== Summary Information === | === Summary Information === | ||
| − | * Source: | + | * Source: Split, Croatia |
| − | * Destination: | + | * Destination: Fieri, Albania |
* Ownership: | * Ownership: | ||
* Website: | * Website: | ||
| − | * Length: | + | * Length: 500 kilometres ( miles) |
| − | * Capacity: per | + | * Capacity: 5 BCM per year |
| − | * Status: | + | * Status: /Planned |
=== Details === | === Details === | ||
* The Ionian Adriatic Pipeline (IAP) connects the existing and planned gas transmission system of Croatia with the [[Trans-Adriatic Pipeline TAP]] | * The Ionian Adriatic Pipeline (IAP) connects the existing and planned gas transmission system of Croatia with the [[Trans-Adriatic Pipeline TAP]] | ||
| + | * The IAP will have a bidirectional gas flow and it will be fully compatible with the [[Hrvatska LNG Terminal]] on the island of Krk | ||
| + | * The project aims to establish a new supply route for natural gas from the Middle East and Caspian region along the Adriatic coast. | ||
| + | * The construction of the IAP, over 500 km long, will provide a sustainable, diversified and reliable supply of natural gas for Albania, Montenegro, southern Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. | ||
| + | * Its 5 bcm/y capacity provides the natural gas supply of Albania (1 bcm), Montenegro (0.5 bcm), the south of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1 bcm) and Croatia (2.5 bcm) | ||
| + | ** On the territory of Croatia the construction of four sections and a compressor station in Dugopolje has been planned. The mentioned sections are: Split – Zagvozd (52 km), Zagvozd – Ploče (50 km), Ploče – Dubrovnik (103 km) and Dubrovnik – Prevlaka – Dobreč (MN) in the length of 47 km. | ||
=== History === | === History === | ||
| − | * - | + | * 2014 - Feasibility Study financed by the WBIF was completed |
=== Other Information === | === Other Information === | ||
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=== Links === | === Links === | ||
| − | # [] | + | # [https://wbif.eu/project/PRJ-MULTI-ENE-003 WBIF Project page] |
| + | # [https://www.energy-community.org/regionalinitiatives/infrastructure/PLIMA/Gas16.html Energy Community, webpage] | ||
| + | # [https://www.plinacro.hr/default.aspx?id=1228 Project information from Plinacro] | ||
[[category:Pipeline]] | [[category:Pipeline]] | ||
| − | [[category: | + | [[category:Croatia]] |
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Latest revision as of 09:18, 23 January 2023
Summary Information
- Source: Split, Croatia
- Destination: Fieri, Albania
- Ownership:
- Website:
- Length: 500 kilometres ( miles)
- Capacity: 5 BCM per year
- Status: /Planned
Details
- The Ionian Adriatic Pipeline (IAP) connects the existing and planned gas transmission system of Croatia with the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline TAP
- The IAP will have a bidirectional gas flow and it will be fully compatible with the Hrvatska LNG Terminal on the island of Krk
- The project aims to establish a new supply route for natural gas from the Middle East and Caspian region along the Adriatic coast.
- The construction of the IAP, over 500 km long, will provide a sustainable, diversified and reliable supply of natural gas for Albania, Montenegro, southern Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Its 5 bcm/y capacity provides the natural gas supply of Albania (1 bcm), Montenegro (0.5 bcm), the south of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1 bcm) and Croatia (2.5 bcm)
- On the territory of Croatia the construction of four sections and a compressor station in Dugopolje has been planned. The mentioned sections are: Split – Zagvozd (52 km), Zagvozd – Ploče (50 km), Ploče – Dubrovnik (103 km) and Dubrovnik – Prevlaka – Dobreč (MN) in the length of 47 km.
History
- 2014 - Feasibility Study financed by the WBIF was completed
Other Information
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