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Iran–Pakistan–India (IPI) & TAPI Pipelines

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The ongoing West Asia crisis has disrupted global energy supplies, highlighting India’s dependence on imported hydrocarbons. This has renewed focus on cross-border pipeline projects like the IPI and TAPI pipelines.

Iran–Pakistan–India (IPI) Pipeline

  • A proposed 2,775 km natural gas pipeline
  • Connects Iran’s South Pars gas field to Pakistan and India
  • Also known as the “Peace Pipeline”

Key Features

1. Objective
  • Provide cost-effective gas supply
  • Reduce reliance on expensive LNG imports
2. Capacity
  • 60 mmscmd each for:
    • India
    • Pakistan
3. Strategic Significance
  • Promote:
    • Regional cooperation
    • Economic interdependence
  • Link:
    • Energy-rich Persian Gulf
    • Energy-deficient South Asia
Current Status
  • Dormant / Stalled

Reasons for India’s Exit (2007)

  • U.S. sanctions pressure (CAATSA concerns)
  • Pricing disagreements
  • Security concerns (route via Balochistan)
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