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Six billion cubic meters (212 billion cubic feet) of the gas would be sold to Turkey while some 10 billion cubic meters (353 billion cubic feet) would go to European markets, Aliev said. SOCAR has an 80 percent stake in the Trans Anadolu consortium, while the Turkish companies share 20 percent, Yildiz said. Officials said construction is scheduled to begin in 2012 and end in 2017. The pipeline's route and cost would be announced after a feasibility study by SOCAR, Yildiz told reporters.
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