UK pipeline news

ABB to provide automation, telecoms and cyber security solutions for the transportation and storage of captured carbon dioxide at HyNet, a major industrial decarbonisation project in the UK.

Dräger Marine & Offshore (DMO), a provider of safety technology, has secured a long-term deal with a major North Sea oil and gas operator.

The energy industry is braced for short-term uncertainty caused by global instability, but remains optimistic in the long-term, according to DNV’s annual Energy Industry Insights survey.

The project foresees the efficient repurposing of part of the offshore platforms as well as 149 km of onshore and offshore pipelines, and the construction of 35 km of new pipelines to connect industrial emitters to the Liverpool Bay CCS network.

UK-based manufacturer secures second national accolade for groundbreaking hydrogen technology.

UK independent midstream operator, North Sea Midstream Partners has appointed Angela Fletcher as CEO.

Forecasted progress of the UK’s decarbonisation is impressive, with predicted reductions in greenhouse gas emissions by 58% by 2030, 68% by 2035 and 82% by 2050, against 1990 levels, but not reaching net zero.

Penspen, an international energy consultancy, has announced a positive finish to the fiscal year with US$120 million awarded in new contracts during 2H24, a 14% increase on the same period in 2023, taking total 2024 sales to over US$225 million.

New joint venture will be largest producer in UKCS, eclipsing second-largest producer in 2030 by more than 100 000 boe/d.

Corinth Pipeworks is pleased to announce the award of two significant offshore contracts in the North Sea from Subsea7.