Project news

Sweden’s government has approved construction of the Baltic Pipe gas pipeline in the Swedish exclusive economic zone in the Baltic Sea.

The contract, signed by the company’s controlled subsidiary in the UK Saipem Ltd, is worth approximately €280 million.

IGI Poseidon has finalised the tendering procedure and is completing the award process of the main engineering and detailed marine survey contracts.

GAZ-SYSTEM has obtained all necessary building permits for the Baltic Pipe project in Poland.

Total acquires Tullow’s entire interests in the Uganda Lake Albert project, including EACOP.

The CER has announced several changes to the remaining detailed route hearings, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A joint statement was issued in response to the decision by the District Court of Montana.

Trans Adriatic Pipeline AG will provide €1.5 million to support the health services in Greece, Albania and Italy fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Gazprom Management Committee has outlined the Company’s major investment projects.

Enbridge has submitted a permit application requesting authorisation to begin construction of the Great Lakes Tunnel Project.

The Latvian unified natural gas and transmission operator has announced that repairs to the gas pipeline Vireši-Tallinn at Valmiera are key to maintaining gas supply security, and will go ahead.

The Algerian national oil company successfully proceeded on 2 April 2020 to gas the GR7 pipeline, between El Menia (Adrar) and Hassi R'mel (Laghouat).

GAZ-SYSTEM will soon have a complete set of permits for the Polish section of the Baltic Pipe offshore pipeline.

This follows Shell’s announcement that it has decided not to proceed with an equity investment in the project, in light of current market conditions.

API applauds TC energy announcement to start construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline.