Gazprom reported on the successful completion of the underwater section of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline. Such a large-scale event for Russia and especially for Turkey was held at the highest level. The presidents of both countries attended the ceremony to mark the completion of the construction. According to official information, this construction phase includes two pipelines with a length of 930 km each, which run along the bottom of the Black Sea at a depth of 2 kilometers. Gazprom began construction in May 2017 and managed to implement this rather complex project, both politically and technically, in less than two years.

The first supplies of both Turkish Stream gas pipelines are planned for January 1, 2020. The first line will provide gas to the domestic market of Turkey, while the second one is intended for gas supplies to the countries of South and South-Eastern Europe. The capacity of each line reaches 15.75 billion cubic meter of gas per year. The disputes around the Turkish Stream gas pipeline continue till nowadays. Many thought the implementation of the project would not be possible, now they do not believe in its launch. However, Russia’s Gazprom managed to reach the government’s goal despite a great number of opponents and sanctions. Both pipelines have been completed on time and are now ready for supplies.

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