Europe pipeline news

Andrew Gardner said the North Sea network may shut down in 2030, with Labour’s oil and gas tax policies suffocating the industry.

Reuters has reported that Norway's Equinor has scrapped plans to export so-called blue hydrogen to Germany because it is too expensive and there is insufficient demand, a spokesperson for the energy company said.

CRC Evans, a provider of welding and coating services, has expanded its apprentice program.

The US will continue to supply natural gas to North-West Europe as the region continues its decarbonisation efforts.

Apollo Funds to become a non-controlling shareholder in bp Pipelines TAP Limited, an entity which holds a 20% stake in the Trans Adriatic Pipeline.

Intero - The Sniffers is pleased to announce a multi-year strategic partnership with a leading energy company in Central Eastern Europe.

The CO2 will be transported to an offshore platform through converted gas pipelines and then injected and stored at a depth of 3000 metres in an old gas reservoir, details Reuters.

The national security services from seven European countries provided a briefing to Norwegian energy executives and officials, regarding Russia's suspected threat to critical infrastructure, says GlobalData.

Ukraine will continue to meet its obligations to transit Russian oil to Europe after earlier suggesting it could halt supplies via the Druzhba pipeline next year, says Reuters.

New analysis highlights disparity between project target volumes, expected volumes and those reaching FID is significant – threatening the pace of the energy transition.