The German company Rosen Group signed a contract to supply equipment for the commissioning and adjustment work of the company SPIECAPAG, which is the contractor for the construction of the onshore section of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP), designed to deliver Azerbaijani gas to Europe.
As reported on the website Rosen Group, under the contract the German company is to supply the necessary tools, equipment and accessories for the construction of 48-inch pipes.
Note that earlier French SPIECAPAG won the tender for the construction of a 185-km section in Greece, as well as two sites in Albania with a total length of 215 kilometers. -12D--
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