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Armavir-Tuapse Pipeline is a gas pipeline in Russia The pipeline runs from Armavir, Russia to Tuapse, Russia. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP","minzoom":false

Taganrog-Mariupol-Berdyansk Gas Pipeline (Russian: Газопровод Таганрог-Мариуполь-Бердянск, Таганрог-Жданов-Бердянск) is a retired gas pipeline in Russia and Ukraine. The

Grozny-Tuapse pipeline (Russian: Нефтепровод Грозный-Туапсе) is a a retired oil pipeline in Russia. The pipeline runs from Grozny, Russia to Tuapse, Russia. Loading

Saratov-Moscow Gas Pipeline (Russian: Газопровод Саратов - Москва) is a retired gas pipeline in Russia. The pipeline used to start in Saratov, Saratov Oblast

crossing the Kazakhstan-Russia border in Alexandrov Gai in Russia. The Turkmen segment of CAC-4 includes Dowletabat-Deryalyk Gas Pipeline and Naiyp-Deryalyk

Tikhoretsk-Novorossiysk Oil Pipeline (Russian: Нефтепровод Тихорецк - Новороссийск) is an operating oil pipeline in Russia. The pipeline runs from Tikhoretsk

significant factor in international economics and politics. In this respect, control over the pipelines is a major strategic factor. In particular, in the 2000s

"Messoyaka Norilsk Pipeline," Enipedia. (Retrieved from Internet archive) "Russia - Former Soviet Union Pipelines map - Crude Oil (petroleum) pipelines - Natural

Baltic Pipeline System 1 (BPS) (Russian: Балтийская трубопроводная система (БТС-1)) is an oil pipeline system in Russia. The pipeline runs from Yaroslavl

Ostrogozhsk-Shebelinka Gas Pipeline (Russian: газопровод "Острогожск-Шебелинка") is a mothballed natural gas pipeline running from Russia to Ukraine. The pipeline runs from

European ports. In October 2022, Enagas said that the terminal would begin operations in January 2023. In March 2023, Reganosa bought a 25% stake in the project

international in 1986, working in a variety of roles in commercial refining and oil trading and in corporate headquarters before moving to BP exploration in Colombia

1,255 km Diameter: 720 mm Status: Retired Start Year: Retired Year: 2007 The pipeline is in the north-south Russian domestic corridor, entering the Ukraine

2023. The new unit 2 was announced in the Ministry of Energy of Russia (Minenergo) energy plan for 2021-2027, approved in February 2021. The owner is listed

TGC in 2014. In 2015, at the shareholders meeting, it was decided to change the name of the combined company to TPlus. The plant was constructed in three

Unitеd Power System of Russia (SO UPS) and will be included in the "Scheme and program for development of the power system of Russia" released annually by

be retired in 2027-2028. Planned retirement of the whole plant was confirmed in early 2023 and in the updated 2024-2029 energy program published in November

plant began in 1957 as a two-unit peat-fuelled power plant; this initial project was completed in 1963. Five boilers were added in a second stage in 1963-69

to fossil gas in 2028. Unit 3: Announced conversion from coal to fossil gas in 2028. Unit 4: Announced conversion from coal to fossil gas in 2028. Unit 5:

started in February 2022. In July 2022 it was reported that the company intended to use equipment manufactured in Russia for this station. In August and