Kenya invites companies to bid for pipeline
Kenya’s Ministry of Energy and Petroleum invites eight companies to bid for Turkana-Lamu pipeline.
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Kenya’s Ministry of Energy and Petroleum invites eight companies to bid for Turkana-Lamu pipeline.
In 2017, the pipeline system operated at 93% of its annual design capacity of 55 billion m3.
Participants in the scheme will learn about the company’s hot bolting services and best practices.
Document signed to bring about working commission for TAPI gas pipeline.
Constitution Pipeline said it will seek a rehearing or appeal FERC’s decision to uphold New York State’s decision on the water quality permit.
Report concludes that 21 ft of fill material caused the pipeline to sag and rupture.
Natural gas will help reduce carbon emissions as Europe transitions to renewables.
Hifi Engineering has announced a new HDS technology platform and deployments with Husky Midstream.
Pipetech has appointed Gavin Booth as Sales Manager for the UK and the Netherlands and Thomas Karlsen as Sales Manager for Scandinavia.
The Brandenburg State Office for the Environment has commenced the approval procedure for the Radeland 2 compressor station, part of the EUGAL pipeline.
Two Chinese companies have broken ground on a subsea pipeline for Dangote refinery in Nigeria.
The National Liberation Army has bombed another oil pipeline following the end of a ceasefire.