Business news

Veresen has been left disappointed after its natural gas pipeline project and LNG terminal application from the FERC was denied.

Sparrows Group has announced that the company has partnered with INNOVO to provide the offshore industry with the first fully electric-drive flexible cable and pipe lay system for rental.

FERC order denies project applications for certificate and Section 3 authorisation.

Penspen’s company training scheme has received formal accreditation from the Institution of Chemical Engineering.

Gazprom discusses its Nord Stream II project in a meeting with with BASF, ENGIE, OMV, Shell and Uniper on March 10.

Russia is set to Export 180 000 bpd more of crude in 2016.

Fitch Ratings has stated that an upcoming bankruptcy court ruling on Sabine Oil & Gas could have broad effects on the US midstream market.

International crude oil prices have recovered remarkably in recent weeks, according to the IEA’s analysis.

Annual safety and environmental statistics analysis under way at IMCA.

Primoris Services Corporation announces two new pipeline construction awards valued at over US$185 million.

Spiecapag – a VINCI Group subsidiary – has won an EPC gas pipelaying contract for the Trans-Adriatic pipeline project.

Ruhrpumpen has opened a new reciprocating plunger pump sales office, design centre, assembly and state-of-the-art testing facility in the UK.

The new website gives better access to the company’s engineering and learning and development services and resources.

Latest crop of APM Registered Project Professionals have set a new standard for the oil and gas industry.

Crude oil flow in the pipeline has been halted due to lack of demand.