Project news

A retention basin has been damaged at the EUGAL construction site in Germany.

The companies will explore possible developments regarding delivery of green gas through the Southern Gas Corridor including the Trans Adriatic Pipeline.

The project includes approximately 344 km of natural gas pipeline in eight loops and three compressor station unit additions.

Trans Mountain has conducted an emergency response exercise to practice spill response to a simulated pipeline rupture.

Julian Turner comments on the geopolitical tensions surrounding the Nord Stream 2 project.

Before the end of 2020, construction is expected to be underway across the entire line.

Extension of the gas compressor station in Poland has been approved.

Nord Stream 2’s Overall Environmental Monitoring Report 2018 confirms that the pipeline’s construction activities in 2018 did not cause significant impacts on the Baltic Sea.

Corinth Pipeworks has completed production of the first batch of 32 in. diameter line pipes.

Trans Mountain pleased with the Court’s decision to dismiss challenges to the Federal government’s approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

The company announced the combination of management teams to focus on the continued growth and expansion of the Gemini Carthage Pipeline.

Review and feedback has been invited for the proposed Gazoduq Project, a natural gas pipeline in Canada.

The Baltic Pipe project has received another permit for the onshore section of the gas pipeline.

Detailed route hearings are underway for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project.

Gazprom has supplied a considerable quantity of gas via the TurkStream gas pipeline.