Project news

Gazprom and OMV recently discussed Russia’s gas supply to Austria and its continued growth. As a result, Nord Stream 2 has been deemed even more important for the European energy system.

Various organisations and figures have highlighted issues and concerns about the proposed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Despite significant discouragement, pipeline opponents turn out in full force for FERC meetings on proposed PennEast pipeline project.

GE Oil & Gas has been awarded a multimillion dollar frame agreement to supply subsea wellheads to Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited. Under the three year agreement, GE will provide an estimated 55 wellheads to support ONGC’s exploratory drilling campaign in India.

Serica Energy resumes operations after clearing a blocked pipeline and maintenance procedures.

Iran and Oman have begun reviewing the deepwater pipeline route, which is set to transport Iranian natural gas to Oman.

Dakota Access and Energy Transfer Crude Oil Company have announced the launch of a binding supplemental open season.

It has been reported that a spokesman for the oil ministry in Baghdad claims that Iraq has resumed oil pumping from fields operated by North Oil Company.

The EIA has reported that crude oil production disruptions in Nigeria reached 750 000 bpd in May 2016.

Inpex Corp. has announced that it has begun supplying natural gas to Nissan Chemical Industries Ltd.

ENGIE, Gazprom, OMV, Shell, Uniper, and Wintershall have submitted their joint response to the Statement of Objections of the Polish competition authority.

ROSEN is set to provide equipment for pre-commissioning activities to Spiecapag.

70 business owners have joined citizens to voice their economic concerns about the proposed PennEast pipeline in a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

CNPC has begun laying its fourth natural gas Shaanxi-Beijing pipeline.

Africa Oil Corp. announces 2016 second quarter financial and operating results.