Business news - 20 June 2014

On Monday 23 June, the Women’s Engineering Society will celebrate its 95th birthday.

US Senator Mary L. Landrieu has passed her bill to approve the construction of the Keystone pipeline through the Senate Energy Committee.

Engineers committed to excellence in Northern Gateway pipeline design.

A new study has found that oil and gas boosts European government treasuries by more than € 400 billion annually.

South Stream Transport donates 50 000 BGN to help flood victims in Varna, Bulgaria.

BP has released its Statistical Review of World Energy 2014. This article outlines its findings in regards to natural gas consumption, production and trade.

The FERC has granted approval for Cameron LNG to construct LNG liquefaction facilities and export natural gas from its import terminal in Louisiana.

Temporary shutdown of Nord Stream during 11 day annual maintenance works.

Gazprom hosted a press conference entitled “Gazprom in Eastern Russia. Entry into Asia-Pacific Markets”.

The US Department of Energy has awarded US$ 100 million for innovative energy research.

Russia's energy giant Gazprom said Wednesday it will start welding seams of its major pipeline for gas supplies to China in August.

Ukraine's parliament has agreed to discuss a bill to allow gas transit facilities to be leased on a joint venture basis with participation from firms in the EU or USA.

Regulators in New Mexico are cutting fees for pipeline operators due to the Pipeline Safety Bureau’s efforts to prevent pipeline damage.