Project news

Total has recently become the operator of the Ivory Coast LNG re-gasification terminal project.

With Sempra’s decision to end proceedings with the purchase of shares in the Southern Gas Pipeline project, Graña y Montero Group still has confidence.

Sempra International has issued a statement about its possible participation in the Gasoducto Sur Peruano natural gas pipeline project.

The delivery of a subsea repair clamp is being hailed as a milestone in Nord Stream’s repair preparedness strategy.

Dakota Access pipeline protesters and local authorities have clashed, with reports of tear gas, rubber bullets and a water cannon being used.

Amberjack Pipeline Company LLC has announced the start-up of its expanded pipeline system, designed to expand its presence in the Gulf of Mexico.

Despite environmental promises being made that are to be implemented on Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline, many still oppose the project.

A recent ruling means that Mountain Valley Pipeline cannot use eminent domain to survey private land without landowners’ permission.

Recently, a gas leak from Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited’s Mangalore-Hassan-Mysore-Sollur pipeline was discovered. Residents have evacuated the village in order for the leak to be contained.

Dakota Access Pipeline has filed two lawsuits with the aim of challenging the Army Corps of Engineers, end interference from the Obama Administration and complete the pipeline.

Turkish and Israeli officials have recently met to discuss the feasibility of an offshore gas pipeline project between the two countries for supply across Europe.

Energy Transfer Partners and Sunoco Logistics Partners have denounced a recent statement by the Army Corps of Engineers, regarding the Dakota Access pipeline.

China Petroleum Pipeline Bureau is likely to build the final portion of the IP pipeline, says the Managing Director of Pakistan's Inter State Gas Systems.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission requires additional data from PennEast, which will delay its potential approval.

Bulgaria and Romania have recently launched a new natural gas pipeline, which in turn will lessen the countries’ reliance on Russian energy.