Project news

Rystad Energy: Permian gas output will rise, but flaring could increase from 2023 if COVID-19 delays new pipelines.

Nord Stream 2 AG, in partnership with the Committee for Natural Resources of the Leningrad Region and KB Strelka, has completed the study which forms a strategic basis for the draft Kurgalsky Management Plan.

Executive Officers of ICGB Teodora Georgieva and Konstantinos Karayannakos have inspected on-site the progress on the construction activities of the gas interconnector between Greece and Bulgaria.

Cortez Subsea announces the successful completion of first ever subsea pipeline using Zap-LokTM.

The order approving the resumption of the process was published on 9 July in the Federal Official Gazette.

From 14 July to 26 July 2020 Nord Stream AG will temporarily shut down both lines of its gas pipeline system for routine maintenance works.

Energy Transfer clarifying statement on Dakota Access pipeline.

Joint agreement to make continual improvements to Indigenous monitoring on the Trans Mountain pipeline and expansion project.

The system consists of new crude oil and condensate pipelines located in the Marten Hills region of north central Alberta, Canada.

API and NABTU release a statement on the cancellation of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

The tanks are part of the Trans Mountain Expansion Project, which will increase the nominal capacity of the Trans Mountain Pipeline System.

The Bulgarian parliament voted in favour of the stabilisation of levels of taxation for a period of 25 years, which is the period of the exploitation of the gas pipeline.

Dominion Energy and Duke Energy cancel the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

Gas transmission through both lines of TurkStream has started again following the completion of annual maintenance works.

Fugro’s subsea engineering solutions key to Ireland’s Corrib gas field integrity.