Site Map Contact Information RU EN DE Contrast version All Gazprom websites About Gazprom For shareholders and investors Press center Protection of Nature Social responsibility Career Sale of assets Procurement Management and control bodies Production Gas and oil reserves Extraction of gas and oil Transportation Underground gas storage Gas and oil processing Energy Gasification NGV fuel Projects Place of Birth Gas pipelines The current Implemented Nord Stream 2 "Power of Siberia" Turkish Stream "Ukhta - Torzhok - 2" "Southern Corridor" Megaproject "Yamal" Eastern gas program LNG projects Marketing Strategy Affiliated companies History legal information Arbitration court About Gazprom / Production / Projects / Gas pipelines / Ongoing / Turkish Stream Events Gazprom received permission to survey two lines of the Turkish Stream in Turkey's territorial waters Gazprom increases natural gas exports to France All events Official site Value Turkey is the second largest sales market for Gazprom after Germany. In 2014, Gazprom exported 27.4 billion cubic meters to Turkey. m of gas. Over the past 10 years, gas consumption in the republic has more than doubled, and the Turkish market is interested in further increasing the volume of energy exports from Russia. Currently, Russian gas supplies to Turkey are carried out via the Blue Stream gas pipeline and the Trans-Balkan gas pipeline. Route A new gas pipeline from Russia towards Turkey - Turkish Stream - will run from the Russkaya compressor station in the Anapa region along the bottom of the Black Sea to the Kiyikoy settlement in the European part of Turkey and further through the Luleburgaz settlement to the Ipsala area on the Turkish-Greek border. The offshore section of the pipeline will run 660 km in the old South Stream corridor and 250 km in the new corridor towards the European part of Turkey. The onshore section of the gas pipeline will run 180 km from the Black Sea coast of Turkey to the Turkish-Greek border. Scheme of the planned route of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline Enlarged photo (JPG, 234 KB) Power The total capacity of the gas pipeline will be 63 billion cubic meters. meters of gas per year. The offshore section of the gas pipeline will consist of four lines with a capacity of 15.75 billion cubic meters. m each. Gas from the first string is planned to be fully directed to the Turkish market. Ход реализации проекта 1 декабря 2014 года ОАО «Газпром» (с 17 июля 2015 года — ПАО «Газпром») и турецкая компания Botas Petroleum Pipeline Corporation подписали меморандум о взаимопонимании по строительству газопровода «Турецкий поток». Алексей Миллер и генеральный директор Botas Мехмет Конук подписывают меморандум о взаимопонимании по строительству газопровода «Турецкий поток» Увеличенная фотография (JPG, 454 КБ) В феврале 2015 года были определены ключевые, реперные точки маршрута и технические решения газопровода на территории Турции. В частности, была определена точка выхода на сушу — район населенного пункта Кыйыкей, точка сдачи газа для турецких потребителей — Люлебургаз и район выхода на турецко-греческую границу в местности Ипсала. Turkish Energy and Natural Resources Minister Taner Yildiz and Alexey Miller fly around the planned route of the onshore section of the gas pipeline. Photo by Anadolu Agency Enlarged photo (JPG, 52 KB) In September 2016, Gazprom received, through diplomatic channels, the first permits from the authorities of the Republic of Turkey for the implementation of the Turkish Stream. © 2003–2016 PJSC Gazprom Contact information Availability of information Forward ... Print ...