Crude oil pipeline news

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.

Markets respond to US ‘Liberation Day’ and recent OPEC+ meeting.

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 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.

With the addition of new organic growth projects and acquisitions, volumes on Energy Transfer’s assets continued to increase during the Q324.

Victory for Donald Trump in the US election is unlikely to alter the structural tipping points in oil markets for 2025.

ONEOK, Inc. has announced the successful completion of its acquisition of Medallion Midstream from Global Infrastructure Partners, for a total cash consideration of approximately US$2.6 billion.

The 20 year contract will boost CNRL’s space on the pipeline by about 75% to roughly 164 000 bpd, according to Bloomberg calculations.

Jun Zhang, Atmos International, considers the growing significance of produced water pipeline leak detection in gathering networks.

As part of the transaction, the Company has entered into a new agreement for a super-priority revolving credit facility of US$125 million due 2029, undrawn at close.