Umag-Plovanija-Koper Gas Pipeline

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Umag-Plovanija-Koper Gas Pipeline, also known as Umag (Kovri)-Koper pipeline, is a cancelled gas pipeline in Croatia and Slovenia.

Location

The pipeline was proposed run from Umag, Croatia to Plovanija, Croatia to Koper, Slovenia.

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Project Details

• Operator: Plinacro Ltd
• Owner: Plinacro Ltd
• Parent: Plinacro Ltd
• Current capacity: 0.59 billion cubic meters/year
• Length: 8 km
• Diameter: 11.8 inches / 300 mm
• Status: Proposed
• Start Year: 2030
• Associated Infrastructure:

Background

The European Network of Transmission System Operators for Gas assigned this pipeline the project code "TRA-N-336". This project is also featured in the EE-NGP catalog of potential Eastern European natural gas investments in support of the Three Seas Initiative.

The project, which was due to be commissioned in 2029 or 2030, was omitted from the 2022 TYNDP report of European transmission projects. It was not in the 2024 version of the document either. With no updates or news released about the project since 2021 this pipeline is considered to be cancelled as a fossil gas project.