What is the latest status of the project “CMS Tunisia Pipeline”?

The status recorded for “CMS Tunisia Pipeline” is active.

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Taiyo maps the stakeholders of “CMS Tunisia Pipeline”: government bodies (World Bank Group, United States).

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CMS Tunisia Pipeline

Sector: Natural Gas • Location: Tunisia

Source: World Bank Group

Project

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CMS began operation in August 1998 on a 115-kilometer (70 mile) pipeline in order to bring previously captive natural gas to market in Tunisia. The pipeline will transfer up to 12m cubic feet a day of natural gas and 1,750 barrels a day of condensate from three wells in its El Franig and Baguel concessions in the south of the country. CMS and ETAP, Tunisia's state oil company, jointly own the lin

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The project “CMS Tunisia Pipeline” is an infrastructure initiative in the Natural Gas sector, located in Tunisia. Taiyo aggregates data on it from World Bank Group.

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Description

Description	CMS began operation in August 1998 on a 115-kilometer (70 mile) pipeline in order to bring previously captive natural gas to market in Tunisia. The pipeline will transfer up to 12m cubic feet a day of natural gas and 1,750 barrels a day of condensate from three wells in its El Franig and Baguel concessions in the south of the country. CMS and ETAP, Tunisia's state oil company, jointly own the line which is operated by CMS. The pipeline provides an economical way to market production from CMS Energy-operated natural gas and condensate fields in the Sahara Desert. None None
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