Asia pipeline news

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's visit to Pakistan this week put the spotlight on a major gas pipeline deal between the two neighbours, says Reuters.

Cross-border energy networks can cut US$800 billion from ASEAN’s decarbonisation cost, DNV research indicates.

Fadillah Syahputra, Zugao Chen and Tim Zhang, Deyuan Pipeline Technology Co., Ltd, China, describe detecting internal corrosion defects through eddy current inline inspection technology across China’s W shale gas field pipelines.

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

Pakistan plans to ask the US to relax possible sanctions around a natural gas pipeline project from neighbouring Iran.

The companies are set to jointly develop and operate infrastructure for ammonia import, cracking and hydrogen distribution in Singapore.

The pipeline, which will bring natural gas from Iran’s South Paras Gas field, will help Pakistan boost its energy security, reports GlobalData.

Gazprom, which will operate Power of Siberia-2 has said it aims to start delivering gas by 2030 but agreement on key issues remains elusive.

Oil exports to China via pipelines remained unchanged in 2023 from the previous year, at 40 million t, report GlobalData.

Finland's President, Sauli Niinisto, said he had held constructive talks with China's, President Xi Jinping, over the damage inflicted last year to the Balticconnector gas pipeline.