Middle East pipeline news

Vallourec announces the signing of a MoU with Advanced Supply Management Operations (ASMO), a joint venture between DHL and Aramco.

Baker Hughes, an energy technology company, has announced its largest order ever of Integrated Compressor Line (ICL) units with Dubai Petroleum Establishment (DPE), for and on behalf of Dubai Supply Authority (DUSUP), to enhance the reliability of energy supply and support local decarbonisation efforts.

NDT Global has announced it is collaborating with Aramco to launch the industry's largest 56 in. ultrasonic inline inspection tool for enhanced pipeline safety

Intensifying Middle East crisis pushes prices; high spare capacity keeps them in check for now – Rystad Energy's oil macro market update.

Oil exports through the Iraq–Türkiye pipeline, which runs from Kirkuk to Ceyhan, have been halted since March, 2023 over ongoing legal disputes between the nations.

The 112 km pipeline is crucial for transporting crude oil from Saudi Aramco to Bahrain's national refinery, Bapco Refining.

Bahrain has sold a minority stake in a key oil pipeline that transports crude from Saudi Arabia to BlackRock Inc. as the Gulf’s smallest economy looks to monetise energy assets.

The overall value of the two contracts is approximately US$1 billion.

ICR Group, together with its regional partners, has secured US$3.5 million in contracts in the Middle East over the past four months.

Henry Osabohien, Ph.D., ADNOC Onshore, Abu Dhabi, UAE, explores the causes of internal corrosion in gas flow lines and how to prevent it, through chemical treatment and corrosion monitoring locations and methods.