-Turkish Stream- will reach Turkey in 2 months

The construction of the marine part of the "Turkish Stream" comes to an end. The gas pipeline will reach the coast of Turkey in December this year.

This was stated by the CEO of the Russian Gazprom Alexei Miller. He added that the blue fuel will flow to Turkey by the end of next year.

The international project "Turkish Stream" is a gas pipeline that is laid from Russia through the Black Sea to Turkey. It will consist of two strands and the first one will deliver gas to Turkey, while the second will deliver gas to a number of European countries. The throughput capacity of each strands will be 15.75 billion cubic meters of gas per year. The pipeline runs from the Russian Black Sea city of Anapa to Kıyıköy in Turkish Thrace.

5th October 2018

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