Crude oil pipeline news
Iraq considers rebuilding pipeline through Syria
Iraq considers reconstructing old oil pipeline through Syria to export crude from Mediterranean port to Europe.
Nigeria seeks expansion of oil pipeline surveillance
HM King Obukowho Monday Whiskey calls on President Bola Tinubu “to urgently expand the scope of the crude oil pipeline surveillance contract in the Niger Delta region.”
Polish terminal set from 50% volume jump
Poland's oil terminal in Gdansk set for another year of record volumes and plans to build new jetty for supertankers as Moscow's dominant supplier role ends.
TMX likely to send more oil to US than Asia
Barrels from Trans Mountain pipeline expansion (TMX) will probably land on US West Coast as Asia gobbles up cheaper Russian oil.
Nigeria investigates Shell's pipeline spill
Nigerian authorities and Shell's local subsidiary investigate cause of spill on Trans Niger pipeline.
Russia cuts planned oil exports via Transneft
Russia plans to export 0.5% less oil per day via Transneft pipeline system in 3Q23 than in previous three months.
Trans Mountain seeks toll approval
Trans Mountain Corp applies to regulators for tolls on its long-delayed 590 000 bpd pipeline expansion.
African gas takes the stage
NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber, takes a closer look at Africa’s natural gas industry.
Half of oil pipelines under construction are in Africa and Middle East
Africa and the Middle East are home to 49% of all oil transmission pipelines under construction globally at a cost of US$25.3 billion, according to new data from Global Energy Monitor.
Druzhba pipeline 'attacked' near Ukraine border
Transneft says filling point on Europe-bound Druzhba pipeline in Russia has been attacked.