TurkStream requires US$7.3 billion investment
A document attached to the draft bill on the ratification of the TurkStream agreement suggests that approximately €7 billion (US$7.3 billion) is required to implement the project.
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A document attached to the draft bill on the ratification of the TurkStream agreement suggests that approximately €7 billion (US$7.3 billion) is required to implement the project.
Specialising in the inspection of caissons and risers, AISUS has recognised the significance of conducting comprehensive integrity assessments of offshore pipework and structures.
Penspen and Crestech form a partnership to provide services across an entire project lifecycle to Nigerian oil and gas companies.
Gazprom’s board of directors has considered the events of 2016 and suggested that its position remains stable in a changing external environment.
Flow-Cal has recently completed a project on the Angola LNG pipeline.
SemGroup and NGL Energy Partners LP are set to construct an extension on the Glass Mountain pipeline.
Willbros has announced its Canadian division has been awarded contracts worth US$87 million.
Valero Energy Partners set to announce its 4Q16 earnings results on 2 February 2017.
Gazprom’s board of directors has approved the company’s investment programme, financial plan and cost reduction programme for 2017.
A new report presents forecasts and data on the US midstream oil and gas equipment industry.
The Russian government has approved a bill for the ratification of its agreement with Turkey on the TurkStream pipeline project.
While PGNiG has brought legal action before a German court, the Polish government has brought the Commission's decision regarding the Opal gas pipeline to the Court of Justice of the European Union.