The total volume of Azerbaijani gas transported via the Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) to Türkiye and Europe has reached 75 billion cubic metres (bcm).
This milestone was highlighted in a video published by the TANAP consortium on social media, Caliber.Az reports.
TANAP, the longest section of the Southern Gas Corridor has reached 75 billion cubic meters since its first commercial gas transmission.
— TANAP (@tanapofficial) February 4, 2025
TANAP continues to contribute to Türkiye’s and Europe’s energy security. pic.twitter.com/tzEt8OZVGD
"As of today, the total volume of gas transported through TANAP – a key component of the Southern Gas Corridor – since the start of deliveries has reached 75 bcm. Gas supplies via TANAP, a symbol of the brotherhood between Türkiye and Azerbaijan, continue uninterrupted," the video stated.
TANAP originates at the Türkiye-Georgia border and connects to the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) near the İpsala district in Edirne, close to the Greek border. Through TAP, natural gas from the Shah Deniz-2 field is delivered to European countries.
The pipeline spans 1,850 kilometres, with a maximum capacity of 31 bcm per year.
By Aghakazim Guliyev
Source: caliber.az
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