Project news

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.

The Polish government has filed a complaint against a decision to extend Gazprom’s access to Opal pipeline’s capacity.

Honeywell has been awarded a contract for the engineering, procurement and installation of Trans Adriatic pipeline’s SCADA systems.

Swedish regions are rethinking their opinions on Gazprom’s request to rent a port and harbour to support the construction of the Nord Stream 2 pipelines.

The FERC has denied a request made by Jordan Cove LNG and Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline for rehearing of applications for their project.

South Stream Transport B.V. and Allseas Group S.A have signed a construction contract for the first string of TurkStream’s offshore section.

As construction of the Sabal Trail pipeline commences in Alabama, concerns of protesters have been raised.

Five binding offers have been submitted in the binding phase of the market test for the Greece-Bulgaria natural gas pipeline.

TransCanada’s subsidiary, NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd, is set to proceed with CAN$655 million Saddle West natural gas expansion project.

T.D. Williamson’s SmartTrack system has aided the pre-commissioning of one of Australia’s largest resource projects.

SNC-Lavalin has been awarded a US$100 million midstream oil and gas project in the US.

A New England natural gas pipeline has increased its capacity for the first time since 2010.

M&I Electric has been awarded a multi-million dollar contract to provide turnkey solutions for a processing plant and terminal.

Energy Transfer Partners and Sunoco Logistics have attacked the US, stating that its decision to deny a permit for the construction of the Dakota Access pipeline is a "purely political action."

The US federal government has stated that the proposed NEXUS pipeline poses little risk to the environment.