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The Turkish Energy and Natural Resources Ministry has announced that the country is intending to put a share of its stakes in the Trans-Anatolian Gas Pipeline (TANAP).

Technip awarded contract in Brunei, reinforcing its presence in the country

Jack Gerard, API President and CEO has made a testimony before the US House of Representatives on oversight of passenger and freight rail safety.

Chairman Smitherman applauds commencement of TransCanada’s Gulf Coast pipeline operations.

Wattco will supply industry grade electric heaters for Keystone XL to improve the flow of oil through the pipeline.

American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers respond to Chairman Dave Camp’s comprehensive tax reform plan.

American Petroleum Institute says that serious flaws in the Camp proposal could hurt energy and manufacturing.

Williams Partners signs agreement to acquire Williams’ Canadian assets for US$ 1.2 billion.

Subsea engineering and training company Jee Ltd will draw on its extensive pigging experience to host a webinar exploring the topic in March.

The World Energy Council has issued its 2014 World Energy Issue Monitor and has highlighted what issues the global energy industry is currently facing.

The World Energy Council has issued its 2014 World Energy Issue Monitor and has highlighted what issues the global energy industry is currently facing.

SLR opens Aberdeen office in response to increasing demand for its services from the oil and gas sector.

SOCAR and Transneft sign new agreement on the Baru-Novorossiysk oil pipeline.

British Columbia will make available $120 million in royalties for new road and pipeline projects.

ShawCor announces contract to provide pipe coating services for the Moho Nord project in Congo.