Vojany-Uzhgorod Gas Pipeline

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Vojany-Uzhgorod Gas Pipeline, also known as Vojany-Uzhorod pipeline (Ukrainian: Вояни-Ужгород) and the Budince Pipeline, is an operating gas pipeline runnong from Slovakia to Ukraine.

Location

The pipeline runs from Vojany, Slovakia to Uzhhorod, the Ukraine.

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Project details

• Operator: Gas Transmission System Operator of Ukraine LCC (GTSOU), eustream
• Owner: Gas Transmission System Operator of Ukraine LCC (GTSOU)
• Parent company: JSC Mahistralni Gazoprovody Ukrainy (MGU)
• Capacity: 10 bcm/y
• Length:
• Diameter: 700 mm
• Status: Operating
• Start Year: 2014
• Cost:
• Financing:
• Associated infrastructure:

Background

The Vojany Uzhgorod Gas Pipeline will allow for reverse supplies of natural gas from Slovakia to Ukraine. It reached a maximum capacity of 8-9 billion cubic meters of gas per year in October 2014, after its initiation that September.