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Gas Pipeline (also known as Georgia-Ukraine–EU Gas Pipeline) is a proposed natural gas pipeline which is planned to cross the Black Sea from Georgia to

pipeline is proposed to run from the Sangachal LNG Terminal in Azerbaijan to the proposed Kulevi LNG Terminal in Poti, Georgia. From there, the gas would be

Vale-Vani Gas Pipeline is a proposed gas pipeline in Georgia. The pipeline is proposed to run from Vale, Georgia to Vani, Georgia. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP"

Tabatskuri-Bakuriani Connector is a proposed gas pipeline in Georgia. The pipeline is proposed to run from Tabatskuri to Bakuriani, Georgia. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP"

Khashuri-Zestaponi Gas Pipeline, also known as Khashuri-Zestafoni Gas Pipeline, is a proposed gas pipeline in Georgia. The pipeline is proposed to run from Khashuri

Rustavi-Poti Gas Pipeline is a proposed gas pipeline in Georgia. The pipeline is proposed to run from the Azerbaijan-Georgian border to the Black Sea Coast

"located in a groundwater recharge area, and it's a danger to our groundwater resources in Georgia." In Alabama, a landfill in Perry County in the west

permits for both the proposed pipeline and the LNG terminal in Coos Bay. In March 2016, FERC rejected Jordan Cove, Pacific Connector Pipeline, and its feeder

is in Azerbaijan and 250 kilometers is in Georgia. The main purpose of the pipeline is to supply Turkey and Georgia. As a transit country, Georgia has

Converted from coal to fossil gas in 2015. On January 7, 2013, Georgia Power said it plans to seek approval from Georgia regulators to retire 15 coal-, oil-

Mediterranean coast of Turkey. About 443 km of the pipeline lie in Azerbaijan, 249 km in Georgia and 1,076 km in Turkey. It crosses several mountain ranges at

track this information in the Captive Use section when known. In August, 2009, the Chattanooga Times Free Press reported that Georgia Power was moving ahead

The proposed project was first discussed with Qatar in 2006. In 2010, however, the Constanța LNG terminal project was incorporated into the proposed Az

information in the Captive Use section when known. Owner: Georgia Power 53.5%, Oglethorpe Power Company 30%, MEAG Power 15.1%, Dalton Utilities 1.4% In late 2021

headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, is currently the eighth largest utility company in the world, the second largest in the U.S. and the largest in the southeastern

entering the EU in Romania and reaching western Europe via existing pipelines in Romania, Moldova, Ukraine, Slovakia and onwards. The pipeline has been approved

import/export terminal on Elba Island, in Chatham County, Georgia, five miles (8 km) downstream from Savannah, Georgia. Loading map... {"type":"SATELLITE"

event. The list includes sites in 10 states, including 12 in North Carolina, 9 in Arizona, 6 in Kentucky, 6 in Ohio, and 4 in West Virginia. Eleven of the

Administration. Below is a list of existing, in progress, and proposed coal plant conversion projects. As of March 2009, when Georgia Power announced state approval

Trans-Adriatic gas pipelines. It has three proposed capacity expansion projects, Phase 2, TANAP X, and Phase 3. The pipeline runs from the Georgia/Turkey border