Europe pipeline news

Norwegian oil and gas company Vår Energi has announced a 12 year extension to its natural gas sales agreement with Italy's Eni.

European operations have been independently verified as carbon neutral for all measured emissions.

Intero Integrity Services announces that Rivean Capital has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the company from First Reserve.

GIP holds the largest foreign share in Adnoc's gas pipeline unit, while Snam owns approximately a 6% stake.

The European Commission has signed off on about €3 billion of planned German state aid for building a system of hydrogen pipelines known as the Hydrogen Core Network (HCN) says Reuters.

Nine gas transmission system operators in the countries around the Baltic Sea have signed a MoU which aims to coordinate and facilitate hydrogen infrastructure.

The investment is aimed at boosting Strohm's growth trajectory, which is focused on hydrogen and CCUS applications.

The development will consist of a network of onshore CO2 pipelines, to be developed by GRTGaz, which will connect France’s Dunkirk industrial area to Equinor’s CO2 Highway Europe project.

Bloomberg reports on discussions to ensure the continuity of gas supply through a crucial Russia-Ukraine pipeline.

Following the transaction, Eni's holding in Saipem has been reduced to approximately 21.19%.