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c/n 31T-8020091 Reg history N2331X, N40TW, N20AM, N76SC, F-GIPL, HB-LTI Canx Aug-17. Written off in crash at Cascais, Portugal destroyed by fire after crashing into Lidl car park after take off - 17 Apr 17.
N251V is a De Havilland Canada DHC-2 Mk.1 Beaver (c/n 413) delivered in November 1952 to the US Air Force (L-20A, 52-6068, re-designated U-6A in 1962). The aircraft was later transferred to the US Department of the Interior, Bureau of Sport, Fisheries and Wildlife, Washington, DC as N767 (N767P from February 1977). In November 1977 the plane was sold to Paul Fournet Air Service of Lafayette LA as N77PF but the plane was soon exported to Canada as C-GIPL with Wayco Aviation Ltd. of Quesnel BC. In October 2000 the plane went to Indoesia as PK-SDL with PT Sayap Garuda Indah and based in Bali. In August 2006 the plane returned to Canada with Wayco Aviation again as C-GIPL and it was sold in January 2015 in US, being operated from Miami Seaplane base with Miami Seaplane title (as pictured).
Slide dated February 15th, 2017.
Poland and Lithuania have signed the grant agreement on the first gas pipeline connecting the two countries, the European Commission announced on Thursday.
The project GIPL (Gas Interconnector Poland – Lithuania) will “end the long lasting isolation of the Baltic Sea region and bring the energy needed for a new economic dynamism to the region,” the Commission said on its website.
The 534-kilometre pipeline will integrate EU and Baltic energy markets and reduce their dependence on Russian gas.
Poland's Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz and Lithuania's President Dalia Grybauskaité signed the agreement in Brussels on Thursday in the presence of European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and the prime ministers of Latvia and Estonia.
Juncker commented: “Today's signature is about European solidarity[…] Today we have done much more than bringing the energy isolation of the Baltic States to an end[…] Today we have agreed on European infrastructure that will unite us, instead of dividing us.”
The agreement reached by the governments of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia will enable the promoters, Lithuania’s Amber Grid and Poland’s Gaz-System, to start construction works with the aim of completing the pipeline by the end of 2019.
The project will integrate the gas systems of the Baltic Sea region into the internal EU gas market in line with the European Commission's energy security strategy to ensure that no region in Europe remains isolated.
Once the GIPL is built, it will connect the Lithuanian, Estonian and Latvian gas network with the EU. Currently Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania totally depend on gas supplies from Russia to meet their needs, while Poland receives about 60% of its gas from Russia and Central Asia.
GIPL’s total cost is EUR 558 M which will be funded by the Baltic States and private investment alongside the Commission’s contribution made under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF).
GIPL obtained about EUR 305 M grant co-financing for studies and works under the CEF last year.
The gas pipeline will stretch 357 km in Poland and 177 km in Lithuania. It will be capable of delivering 2.4 billion cubic meters (bcm) of gas per year from Poland to Lithuania, and 1.0 bcm per year from Lithuania to Poland.
GIPL, which is the first gas interconnector between the Eastern Baltic Sea region and Continental Europe, is one of the energy infrastructure projects benefitting from the status of Project of Common European Interest.
In addition to GIPL other projects in the eastern part of the Baltic Sea region are obtaining a status of a Project of Common Interest. These are the gas interconnector Estonia – Finland (Balticconnector) as well as the underground gas storage in Incukalns (Latvia).
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Una de las alcantarillas del Real Canal del Manzanares.
Parque Lineal del Manzanares ~ Grupo de Investigareos del Parque Lineal GIPL (http://www.parquelineal.es)
Puente del congosto.
Parque Lineal del Manzanares ~ Grupo de Investigareos del Parque Lineal GIPL (http://www.parquelineal.es)
Ascendiendo los cerros.
Parque Lineal del Manzanares ~ Grupo de Investigareos del Parque Lineal GIPL (http://www.parquelineal.es)
Tronera Guerra Civil.
Parque Lineal del Manzanares ~ Grupo de Investigareos del Parque Lineal GIPL (http://www.parquelineal.es)
Inicio de la ruta (puente del Manzanares en Rivas).
Parque Lineal del Manzanares ~ Grupo de Investigareos del Parque Lineal GIPL
Miembros de Asociaciones y simpatizantes.
Parque Lineal del Manzanares ~ Grupo de Investigareos del Parque Lineal GIPL
Frente a las Casas del Canal.
Parque Lineal del Manzanares ~ Grupo de Investigareos del Parque Lineal GIPL (http://www.parquelineal.es)
Caminando por el camino del Congosto.
Parque Lineal del Manzanares ~ Grupo de Investigareos del Parque Lineal GIPL (http://www.parquelineal.es)