Onshore pipeline news

ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) on 8 December 2021 announced two transactions intended to core up the important Asia-Pacific segment of its diverse global portfolio.

The company has signed a purchase agreement for a 140 mile natural gas pipeline in Wagoner County, Oklahoma, formerly owned by Red Fork Energy.

The costs associated with onshore pipeline projects are likely to increase by between 4% and 6% globally by the end of 2022 against current levels, a Rystad Energy analysis reveals.

The project is designed to transport natural gas from the Haynesville, Marcellus, Utica and Barnett shales and the Mid-Continent region, to the US Gulf Coast.

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The pipeline began full commercial in-service on 1 January 2021, having been flowing volumes during the commissioning process for several weeks prior.

Gordon Cope assesses the impact of recent upheavals on North America’s energy exchange network.

The company concluded its procurement procedures for the selection of contractors for construction works on Goleniów-Lwówek gas pipeline.

Executive Officers of ICGB Teodora Georgieva and Konstantinos Karayannakos have inspected on-site the progress on the construction activities of the gas interconnector between Greece and Bulgaria.

EPIC Crude Pipeline has commenced crude oil deliveries from the Permian Basin to the Corpus Christi, Texas marketplace.