The four nations that are part of the USD 10 billion TAPI gas pipeline project have signed an initial investment agreement.

The TAPI pipeline will have a capacity to carry 90 million standard cubic metres a day gas for 30 years and is planned to become operationa...

Turkmengaz will lead the consortium for building the pipeline carrying gas from the former the Soviet state to India, Pakistan and Afghanis...

Sushma Swaraj today held talks with her Turkmen counterpart Rashid Meredov on key issues, including TAPI gas pipeline and Ashgabat Agreemen...

However, with no foreign company willing to take the project, the four nations have decided to implement it on their own, the official said.

PM Narendra Modi's visit to Turkmenistan in July and India last week agreeing to joint ownership has lent a new impetus to the project.

GAIL India Ltd will hold stake in the four-nation company being set up to build the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipe...

The pipeline will run to Herat and Kandahar province of Afghanistan, before entering Pakistan's Multan. It will end at Fazilka in India.

The TAPI pipeline will have a capacity to carry 90 million standard cubic metres a day gas for a 30-year period and will be operational in ...

The ambitious Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline was expected to be operational in 2018.

President Berdymuhamedov committed to strengthen ties with India during a meeting with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj at the presi...

She was received at the airport by Turkmenistan's deputy Foreign Minister Berdyniyaz Myatiev (rpt) Berdyniyaz Myatiev, Indian Ambassador T ...

The TAPI pipeline will have a capacity to carry 90 million standard cubic metres a day (mmscmd) gas for a 30-year period and will be operat...

The four-nations to the TAPI pipeline, who met in Ashgabat (Turkmenistan) today decided to start work on the project by 2015.

India expects foreign investment in the petroleum sector, Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said today.

The issue of quickly getting a consortium in place will be discussed at the 19th Steering Committee meeting of TAPI pipeline project.

ADB had initially demanded 1 per cent of the cost as 'success fee' upon a pipeline consortium being set up and its leader assumes responsib...