Gazprom pipeline news

Over 930 km of pipeline has been laid on the seabed of the Black Sea, 50% of the total offshore section.

The Council of the European Union has rejected a proposal to extend EU internal energy market rules to cover offshore gas pipelines.

Both companies have reviewed issues related to the supplies of pipes produced by ChelPipe to the facilities of Gazprom.

Gazprom and TMK recently discussed current and future pipe supplies.

A new report reveals that the four of the five longest planned pipelines are in China and India.

Gazprom has received a construction permit for the second string of the TurkStream natural gas pipeline.

Between August 2016 and December 2017 PGNiG delivered over 1 billion m3 of natural gas to the Ukrainian market.

The Urdomskoye Gas Pipeline Operation Centre of Gazprom Transgaz Ukhta recently had its 45th anniversary.

200 billion cubic metres of gas has now been delivered to Germany via the Nord Stream pipeline.

Gazprom is set to remain the largest natural gas supplier in Europe and will strengthen its foothold in the Asia-Pacific.