Speaking to Daily Sabah, chief executive Saltuk Düzyol noted that the drive of the Kurdistan Regional Government to develop its natural gas resources and accompanying infrastructure could become part of TANAP. Genel Energy’s Miran and Bina Bawi gasfields will be the cornerstone of that effort, which is to result in first gas exports by 2020.
Düzyol also said resources from the offshore Serdar field could be added. As the maritime border between Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan remains in dispute, so too is ownership of the field, whichAzerbaijan refers to as Kyapaz.
Construction on the 1,850-km pipeline got underway in March 2015. First deliveries, initially at levels of 16 bcm (565 bcf) per year, are expected by 2018. Capacity will subsequently be ramped up to 31 bcm (1.1 tcf) per year.
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