Europe pipeline news

Gazprom has increased its natural gas supplies to countries that may be prospective clients of the TurkStream pipeline.

Scottish Enterprise has announced that a new £16 million Centre of Excellence for subsea development will be created in Scotland.

Serimax has successfully finished its welding scope for the Trans Anatolian natural gas pipeline project.

Laurini has been involved in the construction of a Snam Rete Gas pipeline in Italy.

The European Union reportedly no longer has legal grounds to block the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, but it hopes to negotiate an agreement with Moscow.

UTEC has welcomed a new Chief Executive Officer, Stuart Cameron.

Trans Adriatic Pipeline has responded to a number of queries and concerns regarding the TAP pipeline, specifically the olive tree removal in Italy.

European Commission-funded engineering studies for TANAP’s SCADA system and crossings under the Dardanelle Strait and Evros River are ongoing.

During a meeting with the head of BASF, Putin is reported to have stated that there is no politics behind the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.

Gazprom and Eni have recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding, which examines the potential co-operation in developing the southern corridor.