Business news - 23 July 2014

Oil & Gas UK welcomes the government-published consultation on a new cluster area allowance to support investment in HPHT oil and gas fields.

The Alberta Energy Regulator has approved TransCanada's application to construct and operate the Northern Courier pipeline project.

The Brookings Institution outlines why local solutions to climate change are required in India, China, the EU and the US alike.

A meeting was held between the Deputy Chairman of the Gazprom Management Committee and the Minister of Oil and Gas of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

US capital expenditure on refining capacity additions could reach approximately US$ 4 billion by 2020, in order to facilitate rising oil shale crude production.

The Scientific and Technical Cooperation Programme provides for three major areas in research and development: casing pipes, tubing pipes and gas and oil pipes.

Enbridge may build a train unloading terminal in Pontiac, Illinois.

More than US$ 20 million contracts secured in Middle East since launch of operation.

Authorities claim that the proposed pipeline will create thousands of jobs.

Shell’s Houston-to-Houma pipeline faces mechanical issues.