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Navitas Midstream Partners announces investment of up to US$ 500 million led by Warburg Pincus.

This article outlines the progress being made towards the construction of necessary infrastructure to support the recently signed China-Russia gas supply deal and the economic and political implications associated with its construction.

Seminole Energy subsidiaries change name to Continuum Energy.

Gazprom is major investor in European energy security.

The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) has forecast US crude oil production by quality through 2015.

Canadian operator safely relocates natural gas pipeline in environmentally sensitive area.

Plans for the Trans-Adriatic gas pipeline (TAP) will move forward, despite the decision from stakeholders Total and E.ON to withdraw from the project.

Corrosion industry professionals from various pipeline operations are working to form a new Bakken-based committee.

In response to market demand for increased pipeline capacity, Enbridge is proposing the construction of approximately 79 miles of new crude oil pipeline, Line 78, from Illinois to Indiana.

Berlin hosted a working meeting between Chairman of the Gazprom Management Committee and Chief Executive Officer of Naftogaz of Ukraine.

A Brazilian chemical engineering student has won the 2014 Honeywell UniSim design challenge, with a solution to show how flare gas from pipelines could be reused to generate energy.

Petrofac invests in ReSkill programme to take gas plant workers to the next level.

NGTL has signed agreements with CVX and APA to underpin the development of a major extension of TransCanada's NGTL System.

Impax has welcomed the World Energy Investment Outlook from the Internatinoal Energy Agency

Analysis: Alternative development concept and tax incentives at Johan Castberg could boost returns and lead to project sanction.