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EastMed Gas Pipeline, sometimes written as East Med Pipeline or Eastern Mediterranean Pipeline, is a proposed gas pipeline in Cyprus, Israel, and Greece

Israel Cyprus Gas Pipeline is a proposed gas pipeline that would transport gas from Israeli offshore gas fields to the island of Cyprus. The proposed pipeline

Cyprus-Egypt gas pipeline is a proposed natural gas pipeline, running from Cyprus's Aphrodite offshore gas field to the Damietta Segas LNG Terminal, Egypt

for land pipelines jumped to 47.08% in 2016 from 37.77% in 2015, 42.36% in 2014, 38.84% in 2013, 44.61% in 2012, 44.27% in 2011, and 44.61% in 2010. Material

Cyprus LNG Terminal, also called Vassiliko FSRU or the CyprusGas2EU project, is a proposed LNG import terminal in Cyprus. While the import terminal remains

The Cyprus-Turkey (Anamur to North Cyprus Gas Pipeline/Turkey-TRNC natural gas pipeline) is a proposed gas pipeline in Turkey. The offshore section of

terminal in Damiette, Egypt. It has one train. Declining domestic gas production and rising gas demand in Egypt led to the idling of Damietta Segas in 2012

Kuwait in 2009, Jebel Ali FLNG Terminal in Dubai in 2010, Hadera LNG Terminal in Israel in 2013, Jordan through Aqaba Jordan LNG Terminal in 2015, Ruwais

Thrace FSRU Terminal is a proposed floating storage regasification unit (FSRU) terminal for LNG import in the Aegean Sea, off the coast of Greece. Loading

Hoegh Cyprus FSRU was a proposed LNG import terminal in Cyprus. It was scrapped in favor of the Cyprus LNG Terminal. The FSRU will be moored off the coast

Project of Common Interest. In November 2021, the project was not included in the 5th PCI list published by the European Commission. In January 2022, Gastrade

Kuwait in 2009, Jebel Ali FLNG Terminal in Dubai in 2010, Hadera LNG Terminal in Israel in 2013, Jordan through Aqaba Jordan LNG Terminal in 2015, Ruwais

follows: With 1,978 km of pipeline projects in development, Greece ranked 17th in the world in terms of planned expansion by length in 2021. With 237,865 BOE/d

like a land-based LNG export terminal in Cyprus, a proposed LNG export terminal in Israel, and the EastMed Pipeline are additional alternatives to export

of the deepest pipelines in the world. From 2010 to 2014, supplies averaged 14.1 bcm per year, with a high point of 14.7 bcm in 2012. In 2021, the gas supplies

reviewed on a rolling basis: Proposed: Projects that have appeared in corporate or government plans, or in news reports, in either pre-permit or permitted

these pipelines would be 691 bcm/year, only slightly lower than the 2019 capacity of 707 bcm/year. Includes pipelines under construction or proposed that

deal. Also in July of 2018, Jordan’s trade unions organized a demonstration in the northern city of Irbid, refusing to work on the pipeline in solidarity

Qatar-Turkey Gas Pipeline was a proposed natural gas pipeline. The proposed route of the pipeline was from the Iranian–Qatari South Pars/North Dome Gas-Condensate

Kuwait in 2009, Jebel Ali FLNG Terminal in Dubai in 2010, Hadera LNG Terminal in Israel in 2013, Jordan through Aqaba Jordan LNG Terminal in 2015, Ruwais