Europe pipeline news

Mokveld Valves, a Dutch provider of control and safety valves, has announced Gasunie has decided to enter a long-term frame agreement with Mokveld to supply control valves for the Hydrogen Delivery Stations.

Burckhardt Compression has been selected to supply critical Boil-off Gas (BOG) and Pipeline injection compressors (MSO) for a new LNG regasification terminal in Brunsbüttel, Germany.

Allseas has successfully completed pipeline installation and post-lay activities for the N05-A natural gas development, a flagship project in the Dutch North Sea.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has affirmed his country’s readiness to support the expansion of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP).

Spain’s Exolum has kicked off a pilot project in Britain this week to test using existing oil infrastructure to transport and store green hydrogen on a commercial scale, says Reuters.

Norway has reached a deal with seven private owners for a government takeover of much of the country's extensive gas pipeline network from 2024 onwards, says Reuters.

Gas will travel from Algeria via Tunisia, then through an undersea pipeline to Italy, and on to Europe and Czech Republic.

Manuel Alonso and Hans Overdijkink, Intero Integrity Services B.V., Netherlands, present an innovative pipeline inspection technique for a challenging manifold inspection.

Addition of controls and instrumentation engineering specialist bolsters company’s growth strategy.

SEFE has announced it will purchase natural gas from ConocoPhillips over the next ten years