Natural gas pipeline news

TAP AG has launched a new video on its activities to protect the natural habitats it is working in during construction of the Trans Adriatic pipeline project.

Nord Stream 2 AG has submitted a revised compensation concept. The company has “found a consensual solution in the interest of the farmers and the environment.”

A recent study carried out by the Natural Resources Defense Council has revealed that FERC’s 18 year old natural gas pipeline permitting policy needs updating.

On 4 November, the TurkStream offshore pipeline entered the Turkish Economic Exclusive Zone.

TAP AG has awarded a software contract to PSI Software AG in preparation for the pipeline’s operational phase.

The EUGAL pipeline’s planning approval procedure will start in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Two new studies on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline have been published, highlighting how the project will enhance competition and reduce gas prices across Europe, saving EU economies €8 billion per year.

The Gazprom Board of Directors has addressed the status of major corporate energy projects.

During a working meeting between OMV and Gazprom, it was noted that in 2017 the demand from Austrian consumers for Russian gas significantly surpassed last year’s indicator.

Both Nord Stream pipeline strings have been fully operational since 2012, and have since provided a reliable delivery of natural gas to European consumers.