Project news

According to the US Energy Information Administration, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has certificated seven new US interstate natural gas pipeline projects so far in 2017.

The government of Alberta plans to obtain an intervenor status on any legalities of the Trans Mountain pipeline project.

The Keystone XL pipeline will not have to be built using solely US steel.

The Central Asia-China natural gas pipeline expansion project has been delayed again.

Gazprom is set to announce a financing package for the US$11 billion Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline by the end of the month. The company also forecasts its gas export revenues to grow to US$35 billion in 2017.

American Midstream Partners has announced a Dakota Access connection agreement, which will expand its Bakken presence.

A recent meeting between Gazprom and the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs focused on how Russian gas exports to Greece are still on rise.

Alexey Miller and Klaus Schaefer, of Gazprom and Uniper respectively, have confirmed their commitment to delivering Nord Stream 2 on time.

Following discussions between Pakistan’s Prime Minister and Turkmenistan’s President, work on the TAPI gas pipeline project is expected to continue in Pakistan.

Russian energy giant, Gazprom, is currently pursuing a number of major oil and gas investment projects, such as the TurkStream pipeline, Power of Siberia trunk line and predevelopment of the Chayandinskoye field.

Cooper Energy Ltd has awarded Subsea 7 S.A. a sizeable contract for the Sole development project in Australia.

The provincial government of British Columbia has approved the expansion of a TransCanada natural gas pipeline.

Azerbaijani natural gas is reportedly scheduled to begin flowing through the Southern Gas Corridor by 2020.

Construction on the Dakota Access pipeline project is currently ahead of schedule.

WhiteWater Midstream has begun construction on the Agua Blanca natural gas pipeline.