Europe's Southern Gas Corridor: The Italian (Dis)connection

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In the issue brief "Europe's Southern Gas Corridor: The Italian (Dis)connection," Atlantic Council senior fellow John M. Roberts gives an update on where things stand in completing a crucial component of the Southern Gas Corridor, the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP). The pipeline - which will bring Shah Deniz gas from Azerbaijan to Greece, Albania, Italy and other Western European markets - is officially scheduled to open in 2020.

Topics:

Energy

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Keywords:

Trans Adriatic Pipeline, Gas Pipeline, Gas Market, Energy and Europe, Energy Demand, Energy Consumption

Country of publication:

United States

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Author:

Atlantic Council

Publication date:

Wednesday, October 10, 2018

Number of pages:

20

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