Pipeline news updates

The Shah Deniz consortium is pleased to announce the award of three major offshore contracts to advance the Shah Deniz Compression (SDC) project. The contracts, with a combined value of approximately US$700 million, have been awarded to the Saipem/BOS Shelf joint venture.

Dynamic Risk addresses turning risk into value with financial quantification for smarter integrity budgets.

Rockwell Automation report highlights AI, IoT, and cybersecurity as key drivers for digital transformation as technology adoption accelerates in oil and gas industry.

McKinsey’s Global Energy Perspective finds energy transition momentum may be slowing due to growing affordability gap and diverging regional energy mixes.

AMPP announces updates to its Coating Inspector Program (CIP) Level 2 course, beginning this week.

Wood Mackenzie analysis reveals CCU technology development lags behind CCS, despite offering revenue potential.

The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative has published its annual Progress Report and independently reviewed emissions data.

83% of industry decision makers agree that unplanned downtime costs a minimum of US$10 000/h, with 76% estimating an hourly cost of up to US$500 000.

A summer of extensive activity within the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) has resulted in Denholm Pipetech, the flow remediation solution specialist, experiencing its best quarter for over a decade.

LTS Futures project creates blueprint for repurposing gas networks for hydrogen use.

Angel Martinez, Engineer, Frederick Mallari, Engineer, and Sean Knight, Workgroup Lead, ROSEN Group, consider how to address rogue pipes, outliers, and unknowns as part of an Integrity Management Plan (IMP).

Penspen marks record-breaking year in Middle East & Africa with US$400 million project wins and investment in local talent.

This month marks the 50th year since ABB’s Low Voltage Variable Speed Drive (VSD) was first brought to market.

Ninth edition of DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook finds that policy reversals in the US will only have a marginal impact on the global energy transition.

Turbine production bottlenecks add to a lengthy list of regulatory and financial challenges delaying gas power expansion in emerging Asian economies.

Oil shipments resumed through the Iraq-Turkiye pipeline on Saturday 27 September.

CNOOC says the total length of China’s submarine oil and gas pipelines has exceeded 10 000 km.

A new report from Net Zero Australia confirms natural gas and carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) are essential to Australia’s net zero ambitions.

IMI’s Growth Hub secures £125 million in orders, delivering real-world solutions for customers.

MOL Group and Janaf have long been examining the capacity of the Croatian section of the pipeline.

Pipeline planning and fabrication processes digitised at EKATO SYSTEMS.

ABB’s new gas chromatograph integrates cybersecurity to protect industrial systems.

A report from IFS, on how AI-driven asset management is channelling the sea of data into actionable insights.

Wood Mackenzie discloses oil and gas companies need to brace for tough 2026 as capital budgets fall and low-carbon spending faces further cuts.