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is Oil Pipeline from Burgas to the Aegean Port Alexandroupoli in Greece, and the Pan-European Oil Pipeline from Constanţa in Romania to Trieste in Italy

future gas pipeline. A route assessment survey in Albania started in July 2009. In March 2009, an intergovernmental agreement between Italy and Albania on

Associated Infrastructure: Fluxys Zeebrugge LNG Terminal, Dunkirk LNG Terminal In May 2016, France and Belgium launched a €1.2 billion bidirectional gas transmission

(Croatia), BH-Gas (Bosnia and Herzegovina), and the governments of Montenegro and Albania. In Split, the pipeline would be connected with the existing gas transmission

floating LNG terminal off the coast of Albania. The map below shows the town of Levan, in Fier County, Albania. The FLNG terminal would be located near

Terminal and the proposed Vlora-Fier Gas Pipeline which is expected to interconnect with existing natural gas infrastructure in Europe's Southern Gas Corridor

Vlora-Fier Gas Pipeline is a proposed gas pipeline running within Albania. The pipeline is proposed to run between the Trans-Adriatic Gas Pipeline and the Vlora

Macedonia, Albania, Serbia, and other countries. MedGas was aiming to have the terminal facility operating in the third quarter of 2023. In November 2022

Associated Infrastructure: Eagle FLNG Terminal The pipeline would have provided natural gas from the proposed Eagle FLNG Terminal off the coast of Albania to Italy's

Financing: Associated infrastructure: The Serbia-Albania Oil Pipeline is an alternative to the Serbia-Hungary Oil Pipeline proposed in 2022 as a means of

parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia, Albania, and the southern region of Hungary. The terminal will bring regasified LNG through gas pipelines to

development of methane gas markets in Albania and the development of gas markets in Kosovo. A Memorandum of understanding between Albania and Kosovo relating

North Macedonia–Albania Gas Pipeline is a proposed gas pipeline running from North Macedonia to Albania. The proposed pipeline would start near Bitola

Serbia-Hungary Oil Pipeline is a proposed oil pipeline running from Serbia to Hungary. The pipeline will run from the Druzhba Oil Pipeline connection in Algyo,

pipeline was to be laid in Turkey, 412 km (256 mi) in Bulgaria, 469 km (291 mi) in Romania, 384 km (239 mi) in Hungary, and 47 km (29 mi) in Austria. The modified

Calculated for Global Oil and Gas Plant Tracker The Global Oil and Gas Plant Tracker assumes the median lifecycle emissions as reported in the IPCC 5th Assessment

that constructing gas infrastructure was its best option, discontinuing its plans to move forward on some gas infrastructure in Kosovo, and potentially lessening