Project news

After four years, the Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion will go into commercial service on 1 May 2024, reports Bloomberg.

Spread 5-B is the last segment to complete and Trans Mountain's schedule filed to the Canada Energy Regulator shows construction and testing wrapping up this month says Reuters.

EACOP coating plant officially commissioned in Tanzania.

Colonial Pipeline delays shutdown of Baltimore segment after bridge collapse.

UK’s National Gas successfully adopts STATS Group’s RTP on a recent project near St Cyrus in Scotland.

Brazil considers importing gas from Argentina's Vaca Muerta formation.

The DCO will allow the construction, operation, and maintenance of infrastructure to transport CO2 as part of the HyNet CCS cluster, where Eni is the transportation and storage operator.

DNV is executing hydrogen blending feasibility studies to decarbonise the gas system in British Columbia.

Transmission pipelines to lead upcoming midstream project starts in US during 2024-2028, reveals GlobalData.

The Invest in African Energy forum in Paris will spotlight opportunities to finance, supply and advance the transformative Tilenga – East African Crude Oil Pipeline project.

Line fill is the last step before the expanded Alberta-to-British Columbia pipeline begins service.

German nationalised gas trader, SEFE, is exploring transforming some of its underground storage caverns and pipelines to clean hydrogen, reports Reuters.

CRC Evans has successfully completed work on a Romanian hydrogen pipeline project, growing its presence in the hydrogen market.

The pipeline, which will bring natural gas from Iran’s South Paras Gas field, will help Pakistan boost its energy security, reports GlobalData.

Over the past year the HyNet Hydrogen Pipeline project has been conducting work to finalise the pipeline design, with the work being based on feedback received during public consultation.