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Poland’s Orlen is to take over the Polish section of the Yamal gas pipeline, seeing Gazprom lose its stake.

Faris Churcher, Business Lead for Gas & Energy Transition at Oxford Flow, reacts to the IEA’s new report.

OPEC forecasts that US$14 trillion of investment will be needed to meet world oil demand until 2045.

The Israel-Hamas military conflict has resulted in a US$3.10 increase in the price of Brent crude to US$87.68 a bbl at 0400 GMT.

EIA projections indicate global energy consumption increases through 2050.

After a gas pipeline and communications cable in the Baltic sea was damaged, the question of sabotage has been raised.

Creaform aims to facilitate customers' experience around the globe with new service centre investments.

DNV launches seventh edition of the Energy Transition Outlook, finding renewables are not replacing fossil fuels in the global energy mix.

Thread announces US$15 million in Series A funding to digitally transform the world’s ageing infrastructure, modernising the utilities industry via real-time asset performance management.

After a suspected leak caused the gas pipeline to shut, repairing it could take several months or more, says operator.

AMPP to launch Industrial Coating Application Training Programme, which offers tailored, hands-on learning for sprayers and blasters.

As per the two year deal, Russian company Gazprom will supply 9 million cubic meters of gas per day to Uzbekistan.

Allseas will install approximately 75 km outstanding on the two export pipelines with field termination assemblies at the field.

Kent has been awarded PMC contract by RAKGAS for the new gas pipeline in the Northern Emirates.

The line fill on Canada oil pipeline will begin next quarter.