Turkey's Black Sea gas field is on track to go online next year as promised and work has sped up to connect it to the national infrastructure, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday.
Addressing a natural gas pipeline opening in the northern Kastamonu province, Erdogan said drilling at 9 of the ten wells in the first phase of the seabed Sakarya gas field was complete.natural gas off its northern coast in 2020 and since estimated volumes at 540 billion cubic metres .
Turkey built an "energy base" in Sakarya, and it will become a benchmark marketplace for natural gas with the inclusion of domestic supplies, Erdogan said. "We're preparing to build an advanced natural gas marketplace where multiple products, multiple contracts come together to form reference prices."that a natural gas hub could be set up in Turkey fairly quickly, forecasting many European customers would emerge in such a marketplace.
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