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There are a great number of opportunities for supply chain companies in the pipeline sector in Europe today and looking to the future.

API stresses new taxes on oil and gas industry would imperil economic recovery.

TransCanada Corporation has announced that line fill of the first phase of the US$12 billion Keystone Pipeline has been completed and that commercial deliveries of crude oil to US Midwest markets at Wood River and Patoka, Illinois commenced on 30 June 2010.

Foreign firms have started to leave Iran as new economic sanctions come into force.

Didier Favreau, Cedigaz, France, reviews the latest developments in the Italian natural gas market including an analysis of natural gas demand, supply and medium term forecasts for the future.

A letter sent to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton asks that more consideration be given to the proposed expansion before a permit is granted.

You can now find Energy Global on Facebook and Twitter social networking sites.

Clean-up operations are underway after a pipeline leaked at Esso’s Fawley terminal on Sunday.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change highlight points from the UK June Budget.

Charles T. Drevna answers the question.

Acergy and Subsea 7 have agreed to combine in order to create a world-leading company and provide better services to their clients.

The US$ 7.6 billion pipeline deal between Iran and Pakistan goes ahead without India – contrary to the original plan conceived in the 1990s.

New report says Britain could cut greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2030, creating hundreds of thousands of new jobs and regaining energy security.

Yemeni tribesmen have blown-up an oil pipeline some 6 km east of Marib.

US Department of Energy Secretary Chu announces nearly US$ 1 billion public/private investment in industrial carbon capture and storage.