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The Nord Stream 2 pipeline project has divided views in Europe and beyond. Slovakian and US officials have recently commented on the project.

BP has stated that it has no concerns or problems with financing the Trans Adriatic pipeline project.

The Alaskan AKLNG project, set to transport natural gas via pipeline through Alaska, has been cancelled for now after its partners pull out due to economical worries.

Research reports regarding Kinder Morgan, Williams, Energy Transfer Equity and Energy Transfer Partners have been issued by Stock-callers.com.

Buckeye Partners, L.P. announces open season for second phase of its Michigan-Ohio pipeline expansion project.

Gazprom executives have held talks with the Turkish Energy Minister in Istanbul. The discussions primarily centred on resuming the Turkish Stream project.

Gazprom and Edison discuss the southern route of Russian natural gas supplies to Europe via pipeline.

Fluenta has announced it has signed an agreement with the Kuwait Oil Company to supply flare gas meters.

Cyprus and Egypt have signed an agreement, which will enable the flow of Cypriot natural gas to reach the Egyptian market via an underwater pipeline.

While the short term outlook is bumpy for generator set suppliers, growth prospects appear favourable from 2017 onward, assuming a return to higher oil price levels and increased capital investment.

The thirty fourth International North Sea Flow Measurement Conference focuses on cost and operational efficiency in the oil and gas industry.

The Measurement, Control & Automation Association has announced the appointment of Teresa Sebring as President of the Association.

DNV GL launches new approach to manage uncertainty in risk assessment.

The Chairman of Gazprom’s management committee has recently held a conference call to mark the oil and gas industry’s Workers Day.

Protestors of TransCanada’s Energy East pipeline project have caused the NEB to postpone a number of their hearings.