Pipeline Business

Shell logo on a wall (© Shutterstock/ricochet64)
Shell logo on a wall (© Shutterstock/ricochet64)

Shell Closes Pipeline Temporarily Due to Oil Spill at Bonny Terminal, Nigeria

Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) of Nigeria Limited has temporarily shut one of its oil pipelines in Nigeria following a rapture at a loading terminal in Bonny, Rivers State, which led to an oil spill over the weekend.

Logo of ENNOH (© Gascade)
Logo of ENNOH (© Gascade)

Christoph von dem Bussche becomes first President of ENNOH

The future operators of hydrogen transmission networks in the EU have taken an important step towards the development of a pan-European hydrogen transport network: In Brussels, yesterday, they founded the “Pre-ENNOH” initiative, which is expected to be transferred to the new European association ENNOH (European Network of Network Operators for Hydrogen) by the end of 2025.

From left to right: STATS Group's Mohammed Alfaqih, Ajith Pushparajan, Ahzam Akhlaq, Angus Bowie, Mark Gault, CEO Stephen Rawlinson, Joe Fraser (© STATS Group)
From left to right: STATS Group's Mohammed Alfaqih, Ajith Pushparajan, Ahzam Akhlaq, Angus Bowie, Mark Gault, CEO Stephen Rawlinson, Joe Fraser (© STATS Group)

STATS Group investment in new Saudi base consolidates growth in Middle East pipeline market

STATS Group (STATS) announced today a significant expansion of its operations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, marking a strategic milestone in the company's global growth.

BP logo on the BP headquarter in London (© Shutterstock/Willy Barton)
BP logo on the BP headquarter in London (© Shutterstock/Willy Barton)

BP Seeks to Sell US Pipeline Stake to Reduce Debt

BP is exploring the sale of up to a 49% stake in its US natural gas pipeline system, according to four people familiar with the matter. The move, which could fetch up to $3 billion, is part of CEO Murray Auchincloss’s broader strategy to alleviate the company’s debt burden.

Flags of Canada and the USA (© Shutterstock/ruskpp)
Flags of Canada and the USA (© Shutterstock/ruskpp)

Alberta Seeks Pipeline Expansion, Eyes U.S. Partnership

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is exploring avenues to incentivize pipeline companies to enhance capacity and boost oil and gas exports to the United States. 

While dismissing direct government subsidies, Smith focuses on strategies to “de-risk” potential private sector investments.