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An abundance of new (and growing) resources means Canada is on the threshold of becoming a world-class producer of energy. But, as Gordon Cope explains, it will need pipelines, and plenty of them, to get there.

The Brookings Institute discusses Russia-China gas deal negotiations.

£1 million investment positions ATR’s engineering division for rise in market activity.

Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO) is set to acquire Total SA's 10% share in the Shah Deniz gas field and the South Caucasus pipeline at cost of US$1.45 billion.

Ukraine’s oil and gas production appears to have been largely unaffected by the ongoing crisis in the country, according to Douglas-Westwood.

Polyguard Products, Inc., which sells products in 34 countries, received the E Award in 2010 and the E Star Award on 28th May, 2014.

Co-operation agreement signed between LUKOIL and Russian Ministry of Economic Development as part of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), US crude oil exports are still rising.

McDermott consortium selected in Gendalo-Gehem tender process

Mexico’s energy ministry has projected rapid near term growth in natural gas imports from the US.

Eustream, the Slovak gas transmission system operator has started the Open Season procedure in line with the Memorandum of Understanding signed between Eustream and Ukrtransgaz.

Element Hitchin’s breakthrough materials testing research is benefitting critical international industries including oil and gas, aerospace and transportation.

According to the Brookings Institute, American leadership is required for progress on global climate and energy governance.

Aiken Group has secured deals worth in excess of £14 million since the beginning of this year.

Spectra Energy is investigating a potential expansion to its Texas Eastern Transmission pipeline, which would increase energy supply diversity, security and reliability.