TAP in Greece: progressing on track, on time and on budget
Published by Stephanie Roker,
Editor
World Pipelines,
The construction of the Trans Adriatic pipeline (TAP) in Greece continues to progress on time, on track and on budget. Thanks to the efforts of over 3100 people working on the project, work is now underway in all three northern Greek prefectures to be traversed by the pipeline: eastern Macedonia-Thrace, central Macedonia and – most recently – western Macedonia, where construction commenced in Pirgoi at the Eordaia municipality in late June. In addition, the concrete foundation has been laid for the pipeline’s gas compressor station in Kipoi, Evros.
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