Site Map Ita A A A News 29/07/2010 At the end of July 2010, GreenStream’s Mellitah Gas Compression Station in Libya (MGCS) was awarded the HSE Integrated Management System (HSE-IMS) Certificates, according to the International Norm ISO 14001:2004 for the environment, and the International Standard BS OHSAS 18001:2007 for occupational health and safety matters. More All News CONTACTS GreenStream BV Strawinskylaan1743 1077 XX Amsterdam, The Netherlands Tel: +31 20 570 7100 - Fax: +31 20 570 7170 e-mail Libyan Branch Gela Branch The GreenStream Pipeline Greenstream is the longest underwater pipeline ever laid in the Mediterranean Sea: it has a diameter of 32", and is around 520 kilometers long and crosses the sea at points where the depth reaches 1,127 meters. The Greenstream project (Libyan Gas Transmission System - LGTS) is part of the Western Libyan Gas Project and includes the Mellitah Compressor Station, on the Libyan coast, the underwater gas pipeline and the Reception Terminal at Gela, in Sicily. Construction of the pipeline began in August 2003; laying activities lasted for about six months and were concluded in February 2004. The implementation of an Health, Safety and Environment Integrated Management System is essential for the Company to fulfil his unswerving commitment to reach the expected HSE standards. More... ©greenstream bv 2010 WTC-Tower B Registered Office Strawinskylaan 1743 1077 XX Amsterdam, The Netherlands Tel: +31 20 570 7100 Fax: +31 20 570 7170 Commercial Register: Amsterdam n. 34165189 V.A.T. n. 8104.82.022.B.01 Company Company Corporate Responsibility Structure The GreenStream Pipeline The GreenStream Pipeline Bulletin Board Bulletin Board HSE System Hse System News News Photo Photo Gallery www.greenstreambv.com Other Sites NOC Libya Mellitah Oil & Gas Snam Rete Gas AEEG Saipem Sonsub Oil Book Mission GreenStream BV and relevant Branches have been established for the purpose of guarantee a reliable natural gas transportation from Libyan coast (Mellitah at approximately 80 KM west of Tripoli) to the Italian coast (Gela, in Sicily), physically connecting Libya and Italy through the Mediterranean Sea. | Cookies Policy |