Europe pipeline news

On Thursday 18 August, Ukraine’s energy security was the topic of DTEK CEO, Maxim Timchenko’s monthly online briefing.

Research teams from Fugro and the OICL at Oslo School of Architecture and Design have been exploring how best to harmonise maritime design by integrating digital innovation in next-generation workplaces for safe remote operations.

For planned and announced hydrogen pipeline projects between 2022 and 2026, Denmark is expected to lead in terms of global length additions, contributing around 35% of the total global hydrogen pipeline additions in this period.

Miros Group has secured a trio of three-year agreements with Subsea 7 to install its Internet of Things (IoT) dry-sensor WaveSystem.

Strohm has been contracted to manufacture and deliver two TCP flowlines to Australia’s largest natural gas producer, Woodside Energy Ltd.

Algeria, Egypt, and Nigeria will account for about 60% of the continent’s total LNG production capacity between 2022 - 2025, even as construction moves ahead on new facilities.

DNV joins ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company and Microbial Insights, Inc in a JIP to develop the next generation of MIC detection, monitoring and mitigation technology.

Rystad Energy’s regular gas and LNG note from Analyst, Karolina Siemieniuk.

Xiris Automation Inc. announces that Polytec GmbH of Waldbronn, Germany has been appointed an official distributor of Xiris Weld Inspection Systems for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

The latest OT/IoT security report from Nozomi Networks Labs finds wiper malware, IoT botnet activity, and the Russia/Ukraine war impacted the threat landscape in the first half of 2022.