Russia to sign Turkish Stream pipeline deal

Russia and Turkey plan to sign an intergovernmental agreement to implement the Turkish Stream pipeline project, which would bring
Russian natural gas to Europe via the Black Sea, bypassing Ukraine

Central European Gas Hub (Baumgarten)

AUSTRIA

ITALY

Adriatic Sea

San Foca

ALBANIA

500km 300 miles

HUNGARY

SERBIA

MACEDONIA

Kipoi

GREECE

Mediterranean Sea

BELARUS

Kiev

UKRAINE

Crimea

Black Sea

Ankara

Anapa

TURKEY

RUSSIA

GEORGIA

Caspian Sea

Erzurum

AZERBAIJAN

Shah Deniz: Giant Azeri field set to supply gas to Europe

SOUTHERN GAS CORRIDOR Pipelines proposed / under construction

Length (km) Capacity (bcm*) Completion date

South Caucasus expansion (SCPx) 690 23 2017

Trans-Anatolian (TANAP) 1,850 16 2018

Turkish Stream 1,100 32 2018
 
Tesla (Turkish Stream extension) 1,400 27 2019

Trans-Adriatic (TAP) 870 10 2020

Existing major pipelines supplying Russian gas

Sources: Gazprom, wire agencies

Billion cubic metres (per year)