Europe pipeline news

Turkey shut down the pipeline in March, 2023, after an arbitration court ordered it to pay Iraq US$1.5 billion (Tl 45.23 billion) in compensation.

INEOS produced bio-based high-density polyethylene (HDPE) has been used to create the world’s first fully sustainable gas pipeline.

Finland's President, Sauli Niinisto, said he had held constructive talks with China's, President Xi Jinping, over the damage inflicted last year to the Balticconnector gas pipeline.

Norway's export of natural gas via pipelines to Europe hit an all-time high in December but still declined by 6.7% overall in 2023.

Rystad Energy’s gas and LNG market update from Vice President Kaushal Ramesh.

The Mülheim site (Germany) has been sold to CTP, Europe’s largest publicly-listed industrial property developer, for €39 million.

Subsea7 has announced the sizeable extension of an existing frame agreement by bp, for subsea construction, inspection, repair and maintenance services.

Khodadad Kamaliseresht, Process Safety Engineer, Jensen Hughes, Belgium, explores the role of automation in fire and explosion risk assessments for pipelines.

The development of IGNM will further strengthen the role of Greece as an energy hub, creating new energy routes for Southeast Europe.

Serbia has completed the interconnector to a pipeline in Bulgaria, to diversify its gas supplies and reduce its dependence on Russia.