Pipeline news updates

New analysis finds land and ocean sinks are weakening and carbon prices and coverage fall short of what is needed to protect them, leaving net zero strategies built on unverified foundations.

One of the world’s largest pipelay vessels, Saipem’s Castorone, has arrived in the Southern North Sea, marking the opening of an exciting chapter for the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP), bringing one of the UK’s first carbon capture and storage networks closer to reality.

DNV called on the energy sector to treat infrastructure resilience as a strategic and societal necessity in the face of ever-changing and increasingly complex threats, unveiling its new ‘From concern to control’ position paper at the ONS conference.

Corinth Pipeworks awarded the Line Pipe Supply Package for the Rovuma LNG Phase 1 Project in Mozambique.

CAN$2.7 billion transaction led by KKR in collaboration with Apollo to fund Aspen Point and Sunrise Expansion Programmes.

Alexey Dobrovolskiy, CEO, SPH Engineering, considers a practical approach to methane detection in the gas midstream sector.

Amber Grid, Lithuania's gas transmission system operator, has awarded ROSEN a three-year contract for the deployment of its award-winning Non-Intrusive Pipeline Assessment (NIPA) service across approximately 221 km of complex and unpiggable pipeline infrastructure.

Developed from PETRONAS-INSTEP industry-led expertise and formalised by OPITO, the programme supports the workforce transition across the evolving global energy sector.

Following a record gas demand in 2025, the 2026 global gas report shows a more resilient gas system faces a more demanding energy future.

Roberto Bruschi, Principal Consultant, Energy Systems at DNV, considers the evolving approach needed for pipeline integrity assessments.

Tim Mally, Director, Pipeline Integrity, Henkel, suggests that composite research is pushing the envelope for remediating complex pipeline integrity threats.

Tanja Lammers, Maats, on optimising pipeline equipment performance by preparing for the toughest conditions.

Early-stage design and qualification decisions play a critical role in determining the long-term integrity of subsea pipelines, new regulator-backed research finds.

Denholm Pipetech (Pipetech), a Denholm Environmental subsidiary, is celebrating a summer of activity that included delivering some of its best-known remediation services and a breakthrough in an upcoming wellbore cleaning solution.

Simon Ellis, Senior Policy and Analysis Advisor, International Gas Union (IGU), considers a strategic imperative for energy security, development, and the energy evolution in Latin America.

Following a successful project off the coast of Angola, pipeline leak detection visionary PipeSense has expanded its capabilities to support offshore operations.

Dauren Kazimbek, Business Development Manager for SMARTCORR, highlights how asset life can be extended through real-time corrosion monitoring in the oil and gas industry.

The Prince Rupert Gas Transmission Project has signed a construction agreement with Surerus Murphy Joint Venture.

United Infrastructure’s CO2 Transportation and Storage (T&S) project in Liverpool Bay marks significant step in this decarbonisation programme

Projects most likely to change gas flows, prices, LNG supply and energy security.

Developed by ocean engineering firm DEEP and installed on the seabed at Tennessee Reef within the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.

In a new article, RBAC Inc. explains how new midstream infrastructure could bring positive change to the Permian Basin.

The hydrogen core network operators publish a detailed overview of reserved capacities and current availabilities. This third market information package marks the start of a regular publication schedule.

Two?new NSTA-commissioned studies into?the challenges posed by?transporting carbon dioxide through?offshore?pipelines.