Project news

Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea have signed an agreement to establish and operate a gas pipeline, says Reuters.

Rystad Energy reports on a subsea spending splurge.

Multimillion-pound FEED project will enable new hydrogen distribution network in Teesside.

Ocean insights provider, Miros, optimises vessel operations across Norway’s Northern Lights project.

Williams Cos got the green light to continue building its Louisiana Energy Gateway project, ending feud with Energy Transfer, says Reuters.

A consortium of Indigenous communities in western Canada is preparing a CAN$1 billion bond offering to fund the purchase of a stake in TC Energy Corp.’s natural gas pipeline system.

The Blackcomb Pipeline will be constructed and operated by WhiteWater and is expected to be in service in the second half of 2026.

Reflections on the cancelled Keystone XL crude oil pipeline project.

Enagas to start developing the Spanish section of a planned trans-European hydrogen pipeline and related hydrogen infrastructure projects says Reuters.

The contract is for the Murlach development located 240 km east of Aberdeen and it encompasses the EPCI of subsea pipelines and production systems.

Italy will host an event in the autumn to present a network to transport hydrogen from the southern Mediterranean to northern Europe, reports Reuters.

Canada will likely delay the sale of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline until after the national election in 2025 says Reuters.

Pakistan and Turkmenistan has agreed to fast-track a major pipeline project that will allow the Central Asian state to supply natural gas to Pakistan and India via Afghanistan.

The infrastructure, which is expected to start commercial operations by 2032, is meant to transport newly produced and imported hydrogen, says Reuters.

The company will provide integrated inspection engineering, maintenance, and emergency services for the GreenStream pipeline.