Project news

The Russian company Gazprom has seen exports to France grow by 32% in the last 11 months.

Industrial Info Resources update on the three Denver-Julesburg to Cushing crude pipelines.

An agreement between Gazprom and CNPC on a cross-border section of the Power of Siberia pipeline is nearing completion.

Harkand and its local consortium partner, TOS Angola Lda, have secured a three-year contract to deliver inspection, repair and maintenance services in Angola for a major international oil company operating in the West Africa region.

Enbridge announces that it will make a decision in the latter part of 2016.

Due to tensions over a downed warplane, Russia has suspended construction on the Turkish Stream pipeline.

Xodus delivers AUS$1.5 million offshore contract for INPEX’s Ichthys LNG mega project.

SASOL in discussions about investing in a second loop line for Mozambique’s natural gas pipeline. It will transport gas to both Mozambican customers and neighbouring South Africa.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission upholds its 2014 ruling of the US$750 million Alaska Pipeline decision.

Gazprom has offered a tender to construct an 822 km section of the Power of Siberia gas pipeline connecting Russia and China.

Natural gas trunkline only shutdown for three weeks, despite weather and complex repair.

Van Oord executes several contracts in the Caspian Sea region with a total value of more than US$500 million.

Senator Bernie Sanders has stated that he opposes the proposed natural gas Northeast Energy Direct pipeline project, operated by Kinder Morgan’s subsidiary, the Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company.

Michels has utilised horizontal directional drilling to drill beneath the Athabasca River and completed an HDD milestone on 21 November.

Natural gas grid extension will mean ROW is disrupted along thousands of kilometres.