Pursuing sensible energy policies
The American Petroleum Institute has said that the new Cabinet appointees should pursue sensible energy polices.
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The American Petroleum Institute has said that the new Cabinet appointees should pursue sensible energy polices.
What America is thinking on energy issues: 75% of Connecticut voters favour more oil and natural gas development.
TDW uses pipeline pressure isolation technology to protect live subsea pipeline during construction works offshore Australia.
Subsea 7 UK & Canada has announced a pipeline bundle project contract win for Talisman Sinopec UK Energy’s Montrose area redevelopment project.
Petrofac Training Services announces the launch of its latest eLearning course for the oil and gas industry.
Rolls-Royce has been awarded a US$ 40 million contract to supply equipment and related services for the Uzbekistan section of the Turkmenistan-China natural gas pipeline.
In a move that could see Ukraine benefitting from transit fees, the country’s President has suggested leasing out its natural gas transit system to Russia.
Natural gas transportation company NET Midstream has announced it will construct a 124 mile pipeline to transport energy from the Eagle Ford Shale region to the Mexican border.
Alberta Premier has said a proposed TransCanada oil pipeline from Alberta to Saint John, New Brunswick, would meet little political opposition.
Statoil is preparing to develop the Barents Sea’s biggest oil finds and will bring the crude ashore via pipeline, according to partner Petoro AS.
Poland’s state-owned gas transmission monopoly Gaz-System is planning to invest €1.1 billion in a gas pipeline network linking a new Baltic LNG terminal to its Czech, Slovak and Ukrainian neighbours.
South Sudan’s government has been in talks with energy majors over an oil pipeline to transport its crude to the Red Sea.