Politics & Regulation

Green hydrogen pipeline (© Shutterstock/Audio und werbung)
Green hydrogen pipeline (© Shutterstock/Audio und werbung)

German Regulator Sets Hydrogen Pipeline Tariff, Aims for Investment & Affordability

Germany's pipeline regulator has finalised a uniform tariff for the nation's burgeoning hydrogen pipeline "core network" to spur investment while keeping costs manageable for early adopters. 

The flag of Russia and Ukraine painted on a concrete wall with soldiers' shadows (© Shutterstock/Tomas Ragina)
The flag of Russia and Ukraine painted on a concrete wall with soldiers' shadows (© Shutterstock/Tomas Ragina)

Explosions Damage Key Russian Military Pipelines according Ukraine Intelligence Source

Explosions in Russia's far eastern city of Vladivostok damaged a gas pipeline and destroyed a water pipeline supplying military facilities early Friday, a source within Ukraine's military intelligence (HUR) told the Kyiv Independ

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney (© Shutterstock/Photo Agency)
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney (© Shutterstock/Photo Agency)

Oil Pipeline to BC Coast 'Highly Likely' for National Interest Status, Canadian PM Says

A new oil pipeline stretching to the British Columbia coast is "highly likely" to be designated a project of national interest by the Canadian government, Prime Minister Mark Carney told the Calgary Herald in an interview published Sunday.

Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (© Shutterstock/Natalia Pushchina)
Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (© Shutterstock/Natalia Pushchina)

Canada Approves Bill to Fast-Track Pipeline Projects Amid Indigenous Opposition

Canada's Senate on Thursday passed a bill designed to fast-track approvals for natural resource and infrastructure projects, including pipelines, a move that has drawn strong condemnation from Indigenous and environmental groups.

Reichstag building, seat of the German Parliament (Deutscher Bundestag), in Berlin (© Shutterstock/MDart10)
Reichstag building, seat of the German Parliament (Deutscher Bundestag), in Berlin (© Shutterstock/MDart10)

Germany Considers Changing Foreign Trade Laws to Block Nord Stream 2 Pipelines Takeover

Germany is considering an amendment to its foreign trade law to prevent a potential takeover of the company operating the Nord Stream 2 pipelines, a move aimed at permanently blocking any resumption of Russian gas imports, a government document revealed Friday.

The Appalachian Mountains photographed from the Blue Ridge Parkway (© Shutterstock/rck_953)
The Appalachian Mountains photographed from the Blue Ridge Parkway (© Shutterstock/rck_953)

Trump Policies Spark Renewed Interest in Appalachian Gas Pipelines

U.S. energy companies are eyeing a resurgence in natural gas pipeline construction in the Appalachian shale formations, fueled by President Donald Trump's pro-energy policies and an anticipated surge in demand. 

 European Union flag with H2 hydrogen molecules (© Adobe Stock/Alexander Limbach)
European Union flag with H2 hydrogen molecules (© Adobe Stock/Alexander Limbach)

Executive Vice-President of the European Commission Teresa Ribera receives H2med Consortium CEOs

The  Executive Vice-President for a Clean, Just and Competitive Transition at the European Commission, Teresa Ribera, has received the five CEOs of the H2med consortium: Arturo Gonzalo (Enagás, Spain), Pierre Duvieusart (Deputy CEO NaTran, France), Thomas Hüwener (OGE, Germany), Rodrigo Costa (REN, Portugal) and Carolle Foissaud (Teréga, France) to discuss the progress of the H2med clean h

Flags of Nigeria & Equatorial Guinea (© Shutterstock/esfera)
Flags of Nigeria & Equatorial Guinea (© Shutterstock/esfera)

Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea Sign Deal to Advance Joint Natural Gas Pipeline Project

Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea have signed a joint communiqué, moving closer to implementing the Gulf of Guinea Gas Pipeline (GOGGP) project treaty, which aims to bolster regional energy cooperation and economic development.

 Gulf of Oman & Strait of Hormuz on the map (© Shutterstock/Nick Beer)
Gulf of Oman & Strait of Hormuz on the map (© Shutterstock/Nick Beer)

Israel-Iran Conflict: Pakistan to Import Oil Via Pipelines if Strait of Hormuz Is Closed

As the conflict between Israel and Iran escalates in the Middle East, Pakistan is exploring the possibility of using pipelines to import oil from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) if Iran blocks the Strait of Hormuz. 

 TC Energy logo at the head office in Calgary, Canada (© Shutterstock/Brett Holmes)
TC Energy logo at the head office in Calgary, Canada (© Shutterstock/Brett Holmes)

U.S. Supreme Court Overturns $199m Damages Against Canada’s Pipeline Operator TC Energy

Delaware’s highest court has overturned a previous judge’s order directing Canada’s pipeline operator, TC Energy, to pay $199.2 million in damages stemming from its 2016 acquisition of Columbia Pipeline Group for $13 billion.