Project news

DNV advances Skylark to enable safe scaling of CO2 pipelines for carbon capture and storage.

Southeast Gateway was the first significant energy infrastructure project constructed under TC Energy's public-private partnership with the CFE.

The SLB OneSubsea scope includes two new satellite subsea CO2 injection systems with associated tie-in equipment. Work has already commenced, with first deliveries expected in 2026.

The Ozark pipeline passes through 29 miles of the Osage Nation in northeastern Oklahoma, providing the basis for an ongoing collaboration that has created multi-faceted benefits for the tribe.

EPIC Crude is strategically positioned in Corpus Christi with its ability to access the two market-leading VLCC capable export facilities as well as local refineries and other export docks.

The Alaska LNG project consists of an 807 mile 42 in. pipeline capable of transporting enough natural gas to meet both Alaska’s domestic needs and supply the full 20 million tpy Alaska LNG export facility.

East Coast Hydrogen will repurpose and build new gas pipelines to deliver clean hydrogen at scale across the North East, the Humber region, Yorkshire and the East Midlands – a critical step on the UK’s journey to clean, secure energy.

This work is part of a groundbreaking initiative that will play a role in decarbonising North West England and North Wales, helping to cut regional carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 25% starting in the mid-2020s.

In the initial phase, the terminal will be used to import liquefied natural gas, using Strohm’s TCP, with the pipe being repurposed for liquid carbon dioxide transport at a later stage.

The UK Government has backed two major Carbon Capture projects in Aberdeenshire and the Humber.

The partnership aims to support investments in production and infrastructure such as gas compressors, increasing the amount of pipeline gas coming to Europe and thus ensuring the continent’s security of supply.

Glenfarne announces over US$115 billion of Strategic Partner interest for Alaska LNG.

An underwater robot could soon be saving lives at sea for the Royal Navy and prevent adversaries from sabotaging undersea cables and pipelines.

Northwind’s gathering and compression network, which is designed specifically to manage produced natural gas with high levels of hydrogen sulfide and carbon dioxide, includes over 200 miles of large-diameter steel pipelines and 47 250 horsepower of compression across five compressor stations

The pipeline will primarily supply energy-intensive industries along the Upper Rhine with green hydrogen.