Natural Gas Pipeline Length Calculator

To create a table of natural gas pipeline lengths, I’ll provide the following details:

1. Pipeline Name: The name of the pipeline.
2. Length (km): The length of the pipeline in kilometers.
3. Countries Covered: The countries the pipeline traverses.
4. Year of Construction: The year when the pipeline was built or became operational.
5. Capacity (Billion Cubic Feet per Day): The maximum amount of natural gas the pipeline can transport per day.

Here’s an example table of significant natural gas pipelines across the world:

Pipeline Name	Length (km)	Countries Covered	Year of Construction	Capacity (BCF/day)
Yamal-Europe Pipeline	4,100	Russia, Belarus, Poland, Germany	1997	2.5
Nord Stream	1,224	Russia, Germany	2011	2.0
Trans-Saharan Pipeline	4,128	Nigeria, Niger, Algeria	Planned (no construction)	0.9
Trans-Anatolian Pipeline (TANAP)	1,850	Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey	2018	1.5
South Stream	2,460	Russia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary, Greece, Italy	2020 (cancelled)	2.0
TAPI (Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India)	1,814	Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India	Under construction	1.0
Southern Gas Corridor	3,500	Azerbaijan, Turkey, Greece, Italy	2018	1.0
Eastern Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO)	4,857	Russia (Far East)	2010	N/A
Midcat Pipeline	740	Algeria, Morocco, Spain	2020	0.1
Kashagan-Baku Pipeline	500	Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan	2000	N/A