Asia pipeline news

Pipelaying orders for a section of the Pradhan Mantri Urja Ganga pipeline have been placed.

Following the oil spill in Balikpapan Bay, patrol units remain to monitor the area.

After denying error, Pertamina has accepted responsibility for the oil spill, citing a severed subsea pipeline was at fault.

Bayat-1 Power plant will supply enough electric power for more than 1 million Afghans and businesses.

GAIL’s licence to build a natural gas pipeline across India has been terminated by regulator PNGRB.

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

A new report reveals that the four of the five longest planned pipelines are in China and India.

Virtual pipelines systems market predicted to increase in value to US$1070 million by 2025.

An agreement has been signed by Alaska Governor Bill Walker in Beijing with Sinopec, China Investment Corp. and the Bank of China.

TechnipFMC awarded a subsea contract by Murphy Sabah Oil in Offshore Sabah, Malaysia.