Published December 1995 | Version v1
Journal article

ENI's huge Levante project

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Description

The Levante Gas Project is a proposal by ENI for the construction of a pipeline to carry gas from Port Said in Egypt to Iskenderun in Southern Turkey. This would constitute an extension of ENI's current project to supply Egyptian gas to Israel via a planned pipeline from Port Said to Haifi which is currently the subject of intense negotiations over throughput prices. Its construction involves a host of political problems and will necessitate the transit or bypass of Lebanon and Syria. The completion of the Levante Project would pave the way for an integrated gas pipeline network connecting Africa, Western Asia and Europe with the capability of serving both Gulf and Central Asian producers as well. The economic and political arguments surrounding this scenario are examined. (UK)

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Publishing Information

Journal Title
Energy Economist (London)
Journal Issue
no.170
Journal Page Range
p. 7-12.
ISSN
0262-7108
CODEN
EYETDM

INIS

Country of Publication
United Kingdom
Country of Input or Organization
United Kingdom
INIS RN
27032542
Subject category
S03: NATURAL GAS;
Descriptors DEI
ECONOMICS; EGYPTIAN ARAB REPUBLIC; NATURAL GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS; PIPELINES; PLANNING; POLITICAL ASPECTS; TURKEY
Descriptors DEC
AFRICA; ARAB COUNTRIES; ASIA; DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; MIDDLE EAST