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infrastructure: Azeri-Chirag-Guneshli Oil and Gas Complex (Azerbaijan), Kashagan Oil and Gas Field (Kazakhstan), Shah Deniz Oil and Gas Field (Azerbaijan) and Shah

bcm/year by adding a looping pipeline to existing SCP in Azerbaijan and Georgia, three Compressor Stations (one in Azerbaijan, two in Georgia), six Block Valve

feed into Sangachal terminal/SCP in Azerbaijan. SCPFX: Upgrade of the existing SCP pipeline system between Azerbaijan and Turkey via Georgia with throughput

Druzhba Oil Pipeline (Mozyr-Uzhgorod oil pipeline), Snigurivka–Odesa Oil Pipeline The Odessa–Brody Oil Pipeline (also known as Sarmatia Pipeline) is a crude

The White Stream pipeline would branch-off from the existing South Caucasus Gas Pipeline (SCP) at a location south-west of Borjomi in Georgia. From there

operating pipeline linking gas from Azerbaijan to Bulgaria via Greece. It is also known as the Stara Zagora-Komotini pipeline. The pipeline will begin in Stara

approximately 478km in Greece, 204km in Albania, 105km offshore in the Adriatic Sea and eight kilometers in Italy. The Italian section runs for 45km offshore as

project was completed in 2016, partially financed by USAID. Two bombings of a section of the pipeline in North Ossetia, Georgia in 2006 led Georgia to reduce

infrastructure: Binagadi-Keshla Oil Pipeline, Dubendi-Keshla Oil Pipeline, Umid Oil and Gas Field The Dashgil-Sangachal Oil Pipeline pipeline is used to transport

"Baku Moscow Pipeline," Enipedia. (Retrieved from Internet archive) "Russia - Former Soviet Union Pipelines map - Crude Oil (petroleum) pipelines - Natural

Operating URSS Pipelines map Etleboro.com, accessed January 15, 2020 "France and Belgium Pipelines map - Crude Oil (petroleum) pipelines - Natural Gas pipelines

an operating gas pipeline running from Azerbaijan to Iran. The pipeline runs from Kazi Magomed, Azerbaijan through Astara, Azerbaijan, then Rasht, and

Astara–Kazi Magomed Pipeline is a gas pipeline in Azerbaijan. The pipeline runs from Astara, Azerbaijan, to Hajigabul (renamed Kazi Magomed), Azerbaijan. Loading

gas and oil processing complex in Sanqaçal, Azerbaijan on the Caspian Sea. It does not appear to export LNG and is therefore no longer included in the LNG

Georgia. It is a part of the Azerbaijan Border-Center Group of the East-West Gas Pipeline System. The pipeline runs from Azeri-Georgian border to Tbilisi, Georgia

(2012). Pipelines: Flowing Oil and Crude Politics. I.B. Tauris. p. 165. ISBN 9781848858398. Existing Pipelines in Azerbaijan Existing Pipelines in Russia

Trans-Caspian Pipeline Meets Succession Politics in Kazakhstan, The Diplomat, 16 Feb. 2017 Proposed Pipelines in Azerbaijan Proposed Pipelines in Kazakhstan

the Tabriz–Ankara pipeline. 2,730 km (1,696 mi) of the pipeline was to be laid in Turkey, 412 km (256 mi) in Bulgaria, 469 km (291 mi) in Romania, 384 km

construction to begin in 2023. In November 2021, it was reported that Azerbaijan is prepared to help connect Bosnia and Herzegovina to IAP. In February 2022,

length in 2021. With 567,660 BOE/d of pipeline projects in development, Italy ranked 11th in the world in terms of planned expansion by capacity in 2020