Africa pipeline news

Niger has resumed crude oil exports via Benin after a dispute between the countries halted the flow of oil through a new Chinese-funded pipeline, says Reuters.

Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea have signed an agreement to establish and operate a gas pipeline, says Reuters.

The narrow balance between supply and demand suggests that stock levels will decrease in 2H24.

The US$550 million investment would include a gas processing plant and a pipeline, the source told Reuters.

South Sudan official says the oil pipeline has been repaired and could resume operation in the next two weeks, reports Reuters.

The project will have access to the European market through the ‘SoutH2 Corridor’: a hydrogen pipeline project connecting North Africa to Italy, Austria, and Germany.

Saipem awarded a new offshore contract by Azule Energy for Ndungu Field Project in Angola, for a total amount of around US$ 850 million.

The US$5 billion pipeline needs Chinese investment as Western financiers have turned away says GlobalData.

EACOP coating plant officially commissioned in Tanzania.

The solution is set to ensure high security, intelligence, and efficiency of pipelines through automated pipeline inspection, which is enabled by distributed fibre optic sensing technology.