Crude oil pipeline news
Oil price surge signals “new wave of volatility” (GlobalData)
Oil price surge above US$115 signals escalation from logistics shock to supply disruption in energy markets, says GlobalData.
MOL and Slovnaft file formal complaint over alleged Croatian pipeline monopoly
MOL and Slovnaft have filed a formal complaint with the Directorate-General for Competition of the European Commission over an alleged abuse of monopoly position by JANAF.
Enbridge approves US$1.4 billion expansion across its Mainline and Flanagan South systems
Enbridge is adding Canadian egress to key US refining markets.
MOL Group: Capacity tests of the Adria pipeline failed due to technical issues
MOL Group and Janaf have long been examining the capacity of the Croatian section of the pipeline.
Rystad Energy: China’s oil stockpiling explained
Rystad Energy’s oil market update 23 September 2025.
Serbian government announces technical specifications defined for Serbia-Hungary oil pipeline
The planned capacity of the pipeline is up to 5 million tpy of crude oil, while its length on the Serbian side will be 113 km.
EQT Corporation announces acquisition of Olympus Energy upstream and midstream assets for US$1.8 billion
EQT Corp. has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire upstream and midstream assets from Olympus Energy for US$1.8 billion.
Rystad Energy: OPEC+ may raise output if US supply disruptions deepen
Markets respond to US ‘Liberation Day’ and recent OPEC+ meeting.
EIA: China’s crude oil imports decreased compared to record high in 2023
The EIA has reported that China’s crude oil imports decreased in 2024 from their record high in 2023, due to slower oil demand growth.
Reuters: Ecuador government to run heavy crude pipeline for six months
Reuters has reported that Ecuador's government will take over operations of the country's OCP heavy crude oil pipeline for six months until a fresh tender is launched, the nation's energy and mines ministry said on Sunday.