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Cyprus Gas2EU
General Information
Promoter
Ministry of Energy,
Commerce, Industry and
Tourism
Operator
Future Cypriot Producer
Host Country
Cyprus
Status
Planned
Website
Publication Approval Status
Approved
Sponsors
TRA-N-1146
Project
Pipeline including CS
Non-FID
Update Date
25/07/2016
Non-Advanced
Description
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currently involves 7 technological options. The 7 technological options for removing internal bottlenecks in Cyprus and allow the transmission of gas
from the Eastern Mediterranean region are the following: 1) Cyprus Gas Pipeline (from Aphrodite to Vasilikos), 2) FLNG (small scale) at the Aphrodite,
3) FSRU for LNG imports to Cyprus (security and diversification of supply), 4) Pipeline from Aphrodite to Egypt, 5) EastƱed Pipeline (cross-border
pipeline from Cyprus to Greece via Crete, 6) LNG Storage (Mediterranean Gas Storage), 7) CNG
Regulatory Decisions and
similar material conditions
Capacity Increments Variant For Modelling
Point
Operator
Year
From Gas System To Gas System Capacity
Forecast Production Cyprus
Cygas
2020
NPcCY
CY
320.0 GWh/d
Comment: Increment not assessed by ENTSOG: Increment is included in ENTSOG's production
forecasts
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