Project news

Plans for a transcontinental gas pipeline across Australia face new competition from an LNG alternative to ship the gas instead.

The IAP, which is expected to connect with the TAP, envisages Azerbaijani gas supply to Europe, and is a priority regional project, states the PM.

Fugro is leading the marine survey industry in support of global initiative Seabed 2030, which seeks to map the world’s oceans.

Work in the Atchafalaya Basin has been temporarily halted following a federal judge’s order to revoke the permit for construction due to opposition from environmental groups.

Construction of the TAPI pipeline will commence in Afghanistan today, following the 2015 project start of the Turkmenistan segment.

Energy Transfer Partners LP announced its plans to pursue the project in a fourth quarter call.

Turkey has yet to issue a permit for Russia’s Gazprom to start building the land-based part of the TurkStream gas pipeline.

Environmentalists opposed to the Keystone XL pipeline have requested that the US government turn over all documents related to the President’s approval of the project.

As Canadian pipeline projects face a torrent of delays, there is an increased use in alternative transportation for oil in a bid to reduce the costs to the economy.

The 1078-mile pipeline will transport 33 billion m3 of natural gas from Turkmenistan to Afghanistan, Pakistan and India per year.

The city of Burnaby, B.C. wants to appeal the NEB decision on tree cutting for the Kinder Morgan pipeline project.

US position is to oppose the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, confirms Francis Fannon.

The first meeting of the two companies’ joint work group discussed conducting projects in Algeria.

The company behind the Atlantic Coast Pipeline is pursuing two eminent domain cases in one Virginia county.

The decision by FERC to uphold New York state’s refusal to provide the project a water quality permit means construction of the Constitution natural gas pipeline is currently on hold.