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Umag-Plovanija-Koper Gas Pipeline, also known as Umag (Kovri)-Koper pipeline, is a proposed gas pipeline in Croatia and Slovenia. The pipeline would run from Umag

The Bosnia and Herzegovina–Croatia South Interconnection Gas Pipeline is a proposed natural gas pipeline in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The planned

Interconnector Croatia-Serbia is a proposed gas pipeline running from Croatia to Serbia. The pipeline runs from Slobodnica, Croatia through Sotin to Bačko

LNG main evacuation pipeline is a proposed natural gas pipeline system in Croatia which will be built in 3 phases. The pipeline runs from Omišalj to Slobodnica

Adriatic Gas Pipeline is a proposed natural gas pipeline. The proposed pipeline would run from Fier, Albania through Montenegro and coastal Croatia, ending

670 km in Poland, 130 km in Hungary, 332 km in Lithuania, 420 km in Latvia, and around 400 km in Slovakia and in the Czech Republic. The pipeline crosses

Croatia-Slovenia Interconnector Gas Pipeline is a proposed pipeline in Croatia and Slovenia. The pipeline will run from Lučko, Croatia; to Zabok, Croatia;

Slobodnica Pipeline is an operating pipeline between Croatia and Hungary. The pipeline runs between the Croatian town of Slobodnica and the Hungarian town

39 mm (1.5 in). The first line should be ready by the end of 2015, the second and third lines by the end of 2016, and the fourth line by the end of 2017

pipeline in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The proposed pipeline route runs from Licka Jesenica, Croatia (CRO) to Trzac and then Bosanska Krupa, Bosnia

Zadvarje–Brela Gas Pipeline is a proposed gas pipeline in Croatia. The pipeline runs from Zadvarje to Brela, Croatia. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP"

Croatian Hydrogen Transmission System is a proposed hydrogen pipeline system in Croatia. The pipelines will run from: Bosiljevo - Split Pula - Rijeka Rijeka

LNG and LNG Croatia) is an operating floating LNG terminal in Croatia. A Phase 2 expansion of the project is proposed. The map below shows the location of

gas pipelines spans 2,693 km. A map of the pipelines that make up the network can be found in the NECP and in the sidebar. With 840 km of pipeline projects

Pan-European Oil Pipeline, also known as the Constanta Trieste Oil Pipeline, was a proposed oil pipeline in Southern Europe and the Balkans. The pipeline would run

Slavonski Brod (Slobodnica) in Croatia to Bosanski Brod in Bosnia and Herzegovina and extends further south to the city of Zenica. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP"

Plan (TYNDP) refers to the project with the code TRA-F-954. Natural gas began flowing through the TAG pipeline in 1974, and the system has been continuously

Administration the . In November 2011 the DOE reported that six seaports on the Gulf Coast and East Coast of the United States account for the bulk of the country's

natural gas pipelines spans 13,430 km. A map of the pipelines that make up the network can be found in the Transgaz development reports and in the sidebar

natural gas pipelines spans 3,276 km. A detailed map of the pipelines that make up the network can be found on Bulgartransgaz's website and in the sidebar