Project news

Turkmenistan has borrowed US$700 million to help finance the pipeline project and plans are in place for investor roadshows due in November.

Bernie Sanders has recently asked President Obama to halt construction on the Dakota Access pipeline project.

GAIL India has recently placed orders for pipelaying work on the Jagadishpur-Haldia-Bokaro-Dhamra pipeline.

Technip has recently been awarded a subsea contract in Malaysia, where it will manage the EPCIC of flexible pipelines.

NDT Global's custom engineered ILI solution was utilised on BP’s deepwater flowline and riser system offshore Africa.

Technip has recently been awarded a contract for the Dvalin subsea development.

Russia and Turkey are moving ahead with the Turkish Stream pipeline project, with the signing of a deal on 10 October.

Russia and Turkey have continued talks regarding the price of Russian gas, according to Russia’s Energy Minister.

A federal court has ruled that construction can resume on a small stretch of the Dakota Access pipeline.

It has been reported that Donald Trump is financially tied to the Dakota Access pipeline project.

The battle begins again as the Dakota Access pipeline returns to federal court, to discuss whether or not constructing a section of the pipeline route through Native American lands would be approved.

Qatar Petroleum and Dolphin Energy have signed a long-term gas sale and purchase agreement for additional gas quantities.

Gazprom and BASF/Wintershall have been in discussion about the transmission of Russian natural gas to Europe.

Colombia’s ELN rebels have been accused of bombing the 220 000 bpd Cano Limon oil pipeline.

Alliance Pipeline must shut down and install new sections of its mainline where a new highway will cross.