Gazprom pipeline news

Gazprom and OMK addressed the prospects for further co-operation during a recent meeting.

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

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.

Gazprom recently reviewed its goals of the ‘Year of Occupational Safety’, which was held in 2016. The company held workshops for managers and workers to help better organise and conduct hazardous operations. The initiative also promoted labour safety awareness among youth.

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

The presidents of Russia and Turkey have had a meeting to discuss the implementation of the TurkStream natural gas pipeline project.

Gazprom is set to announce a financing package for the US$11 billion Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline by the end of the month. The company also forecasts its gas export revenues to grow to US$35 billion in 2017.

A recent meeting between Gazprom and the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs focused on how Russian gas exports to Greece are still on rise.

Alexey Miller and Klaus Schaefer, of Gazprom and Uniper respectively, have confirmed their commitment to delivering Nord Stream 2 on time.

Russian energy giant, Gazprom, is currently pursuing a number of major oil and gas investment projects, such as the TurkStream pipeline, Power of Siberia trunk line and predevelopment of the Chayandinskoye field.