Iran-Pakistan-India Pipeline

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Iran-Pakistan-India (IPI) Gas Pipeline, also known as the Peace Pipeline, was a proposed gas pipeline which was cancelled after India withdrew from the trilateral deal. India withdrew from the plan in 2009 due to pressure from the USA. Iran and Pakistan later went ahead with a new iteration of the plan, and the Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline is currently under construction.

Location

Gas would be delivered from the South Pars Gas Fields through Baluchistan (in western Pakistan) into India.

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Project Details

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• Capacity: 3884.61 million cubic feet per day
• Length: 2,700 kilometers
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• Status: Cancelled (2009)
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Background

Iran and Pakistan signed a deal in 2009 when India left the project. See Iran-Pakistan Pipeline for more background and its current form.

Since the pipeline's cancellation, India has continued its plans to receive gas from Turkmenistan via the TAPI pipeline. The TAPI pipeline would deliver gas from Turkmenistan through Afghanistan and Pakistan, ending in India.