Europe pipeline news

Construction of the gas pipeline project to connect Finland and Estonia has begun.

Snam and Albgaz signed an agreement regarding Albania’s gas pipelines.

The US$40 billion TAP project is under review.

The expansion means the company can deal with all types of pipeline, quarry and earthmoving machine that require inspection, maintenance, repair and spare parts services.

Rosemary Ioannou, Managing Director, Vannin Capital, explains how recent European Commission decisions mean companies in the oil and gas sector can claim for damages against European truck manufacturers engaged in anti-competitive behaviour.

Cisco Systems has warned that hackers from Russia have infected at least half a million routers and storage devices in multiple countries.

Once completed, the Advanced Multiphase Facility’s test range capability of operating pressures, temperatures, flowrates and metrology will be beyond anything currently available worldwide.

A new report from IHS Markit claims that Europe’s increasing LNG import capacity and a series of new pipelines integrating the continent to global markets will compensate for declining indigenous supply sources.

OEM will supply EnerMech with crane engine services and upgrades and spare parts for three years.

Oil transit via the Druzhba pipeline went down during the first four months of 2018.