Asia pipeline news

Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived for a state visit in Mongolia, which lies on the route of a planned new gas pipeline connecting Russia and China reports Reuters.

Oil deliveries via pipelines and tankers hit 7.46 million t last month, according to figures released on Tuesday 20 August, 2024, by the GACC.

Petronas will collaborate with ADNOC and Storegga to evaluate carbon dioxide emissions storage in Malaysia, reports Reuters.

The contracts in offshore East Malaysia marks a milestone in the expansion of its critical pipeline and subsea activities.

Asia recorded most of the contracts, with 464 contracts in 2Q24, followed by Europe and North America with 368 and 343 contracts, respectively, says GlobalData.

Pakistan and Turkmenistan has agreed to fast-track a major pipeline project that will allow the Central Asian state to supply natural gas to Pakistan and India via Afghanistan.

Iranian companies will construct a new 125 km (77 mile) pipeline to Iran to expand Turkmenistan's delivery capacity.

The construction is expected to be completed within 17 months and would extend the first phase of the project, a 60 km gas pipeline.

Rayong Service Center will increase Sulzer’s repair capacity in the area by 80%.

Kazakhstan is actively seeking to diversify its energy export routes to lessen its dependence on Russian pipelines says GlobalData.