The Greenstream pipeline linking Libya and Italy could be reactivated by mid-October. This was stated by Paolo Scaroni, managing director of the Eni group, specifying that the goal "is perhaps a little ambitious, but technically feasible". Scaroni two days ago traveled to Benghazi, where he signed a memorandum of understanding with the rebels of the NTC for the purpose of restarting the activities of the Italian company in the North African country.
Libya, Scaroni (Eni): Greenstream gas pipeline restarts in October
This is a goal "perhaps a little ambitious", but "technically feasible" - The CEO of the state-controlled energy company says he is optimistic about the possibility of resuming gas distribution between the two countries within a few weeks.
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