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Nexans has been awarded a major contract by OneSubsea (a Cameron & Schlumberger company) to design, manufacture and supply an integrated power umbilical solution for ExxonMobil’s oilfield development in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico.
Russia’s Lukoil has announced it is accepting bids for construction of its 263.3 km natural gas pipeline in the North Caspian region.
Authorities in Michigan, USA have arrested eight people who are part of a protest that's attempting to block Enbridge Inc. from building a replacement oil pipeline across the state into southwestern Ontario.
Preliminary results of a study conducted by the US Department of Energy show no evidence of water pollution caused by chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing.
The evolving market for subsea architecture and pipeline insulation coatings: why, even in challenging economic times, operators are focusing less on economics and more on project-specific environmental-related concerns.
Chancellor, George Osborne has outlined a series of tax breaks aimed at encouraging investment in the UK’s burgeoning shale gas industry.
Seeking to benefit from the shale gas export boom, Japan’s Mitsui & Co., has agreed to buy 30% of a US gas pipeline started by Kinder Morgan Inc.
The company that owns and operates the West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP), which supplies natural gas from Nigeria, has announced that the pipeline resumed natural gas deliveries this week.
Britain's energy network operator National Grid doubts that Russian plans to extend its Baltic Sea Nord Stream pipeline to Britain will materialise
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission unanimously approved plans by Enbridge Energy to boost the capacity of its Alberta Clipper oil pipeline in Minnesota, as environmental and Native American protesters chanted in opposition.
Australia's largest gas pipeline company APA Group is proposing to connect the Territory to the Eastern Seaboard grid, a move that would revolutionise the Territory's gas supply network and open up land-locked gas deposits.
China National Petroleum Corp. has confirmed that gas has started to flow in the Myanmar-China natural gas pipeline, indicating the start of trial operations.