South Dakota Lawmakers Push for Black Hills Pipeline Study
A group of South Dakota lawmakers has introduced legislation aimed at advancing a proposed pipeline project to bring water from the Missouri River to the Black Hills region.
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Algeria and Niger Push to Revive Trans-Sahara Gas Pipeline
Top energy officials from Algeria and Niger met in Algiers on Sunday to revitalize plans for the Trans-Sahara Gas Pipeline (TSGP), a $13 billion project that would transport gas from Nigeria to the Mediterranean Sea.
Central Asian Nations Deepen Ties with Taliban-Led Afghanistan Over TAPI Pipeline Project
Central Asian countries are increasingly seeking to strengthen their relationships with Afghanistan over the TAPI gas pipeline revival despite the Taliban government's increasingly restrictive policies, p
UK’s Key North Sea Pipeline Faces Early Closure Due to Tax Concerns
A crucial North Sea pipeline network, which supplies a significant portion of the UK's energy needs, could face closure a decade earlier than planned due to the government's proposed tax changes.
Nigeria and Libya in Talks Over Proposed 5,600km Gas Pipeline Project Implementation
Nigeria and Libya are exploring the possibility of building a gas pipeline linking the two North African nations.
The announcement came last week during a meeting between Nigerian Minister of Petroleum, Ekperikpe Ekpo, and Libyan Minister of Oil, Khalifa AbduAlsadik, at the 2024 Gastech Exhibition and Conference in Houston.
Cost Disputes Delay the Restart of Major Iraq-Türkiye Crude Pipeline, PM Says
The ongoing disagreements over payment terms between the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) have delayed the restart of a key Iraqi oil pipeline, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al Sudani said.
Iowa Republican Lawmakers to Challenge Approval of Controversial Carbon Pipeline in Court
A group of Iowa Republican lawmakers, known as the Republican Legislative Intervenors for Justice, is planning to sue both federal and state courts to challenge the Iowa Utilities Commission's approval
TAPI Gas Pipeline Construction Begins in Afghanistan
Afghanistan has officially begun working on the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline project, marking a significant milestone in the project’s implementation progress.
Iraq's Basra-Aqaba Oil Pipeline Project Faces Political Turmoil
Iraq's ambitious plan to build a new oil pipeline to the Jordanian port of Aqaba has become a focal point of political contention within the country.
South Sudan & China Explore Alternative Oil Pipeline
South Sudan and China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) are considering building a new pipeline to transport crude oil, as disruptions to the existing route have severely curtailed exports.
Putin Visits Mongolia for Gas Pipeline Talks Amid ICC Warrant
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Mongolia on Tuesday for talks focused on advancing a proposed gas pipeline project that would connect Russia and China through Mongolia.
Russian Oil Pipeline Shutdown in Ukraine Could Impact Hungary's MOL
A potential shutdown of Russian oil supplies via the Friendship pipeline could significantly impact Hungarian oil giant MOL, according to Erste Bank.
Coalition of B.C Community Groups Sues BCER Over Pipeline Construction
A coalition of community groups and a First Nation in Northern British Columbia launched a legal challenge against the BC Energy Regulator (BCER) for allegedly bypassing legal requirements by allowing pipeline construction to begin without a complete environmental impact assessment.
India Halts Fuel Pipeline Extension Project in Bangladesh Following Political Unrest
The Indian government has indefinitely suspended the construction of the India-Bangladesh Friendship Pipeline (IBFP) in light of ongoing political instability in Bangladesh.
Pakistan Seeks Diplomatic Solution to Iran Gas Pipeline Dispute
Pakistan is in a diplomatic engagement with Iran to avert a potential fine over the completion of the Pakistan-Iran gas pipeline, which has faced many years of delays.