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Greece Sets Up Commissions to Promote the Burgas-Alexandroupolis Project

04.03.2010 | RIA Novosti | Greece supports the earliest implementation of the project to build the Trans-Balkan Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline and intends to promote the relevant Host State Agreement, said the Greek Minister for the Environment, Energy and Climatic Change Tina Birbili on Thursday.

G.Papandreou: The construction of the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline can start in six months

2010.02.15 | RIA Novosti | The construction of the Burgas-Alexandroupolis Trans-Balkan oil pipeline can start in six months’ time, said the Prime Minister of Greece Georgios Papandreou in an interview for RIA Novosti.

Information Campaign to Support the QM Procedure in Bulgaria — 12 Feb 2010

An information campaign will support the Query Management Procedure launched in Bulgaria. To facilitate the Procedure and at the same time to popularize the process seven information shelves with boxes for proposals, questions and opinions were produced and distributed in each of the municipalities located along the pipeline’s route.

The Operator of Burgas-Alexandroupolis Intends to Build Two Mooring Installations Away from Shore

04.02.2010 | Oil.ru | Trans-Balkan Pipeline B.V. (TBP), the operator of the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline, finds it more feasible to build two single point mooring installations (SPM) away from shore to receive tankers at the Bulgarian port of Burgas. This is evident from materials published by the company on Thursday, reports RIA NOVOSTI.

Report on Options for Tanker Berthing in Burgas — 04 Feb 2010

Trans-Balkan Pipeline B.V. website presents the official Report of its Technical Adviser – ILF Consulting Engineers (Germany) – on options for tanker berthing in the port of Burgas. The Report contains a comparative analysis of single-point mooring installations (SPM) and stationary piers.

Full version of the Report can be downloaded from our “Project Overview” section.

Project Overview

The Burgas-Alexandroupolis project was launched in implementation of the Agreement between the Government of the Russian Federation, the Government of the Republic of Bulgaria and the Government of the Hellenic Republic Relating to the Cooperation in the Construction and the Operation of the Burgas-Alexandroupolis Oil Pipeline.