UK & Eni to Approve Major Carbon Capture Pipeline to Meet Climate Goals
The U.K. government and Italian energy firm Eni are expected to approve a 38-mile carbon capture pipeline critical to Britain's climate goals.
Projects
Langkawi Pipeline Repairs Underway, With Full Replacement Expected to Cost $10.5 million
Repair work is underway on a decades-old underwater pipeline supplying water to Langkawi Island, with officials stating a complete replacement could cost as much as one billion ringgit ($210 million USD).
South Dakota PUC Rejects Permit for Midwest Carbon Capture Pipeline
A massive carbon capture pipeline planned across the Midwest has suffered a significant setback after South Dakota’s Public Utility Commission (PUC) denied its route permit application on Tuesday.
Michigan Environmental Groups Protest Fast-Tracking of Enbridge's Line 5 Pipeline Tunnel
Environmental advocacy groups in Michigan are voicing strong opposition after the U.S.
UK Government Approves £200M Viking Carbon Capture Pipeline
The UK government has approved the £200 million (about $250 million) Viking onshore pipeline development project, paving the way for the establishment of giant carbon capture facilities off Lincolnshire's coastline.
Chevron to Begin Surveying East Mediterranea Seabed for Cyprus-Egypt Gas Pipeline
Energy giant Chevron will begin surveying the east Mediterranean seabed early this summer in preparation for a pipeline connecting a significant natural gas deposit off the coast of Cyprus to processing facilities in Egypt.
Panama Canal Authority Approves Gas Pipeline Project Amid Geopolitical Tensions
The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) has approved a public tender for the construction and operation of an 80-kilometer (50-mile) interoceanic gas pipeline along the isthmus.
Start of construction for OGE's first dedicated H₂ pipeline
Gas grid operator Open Grid Europe GmbH (OGE) has teamed up with Nowega GmbH to build a dedicated hydrogen pipeline, named HEp, from Heek to Epe in the district of Borken.
Hungary-Serbia Oil Pipeline Could Meet Needs by 2028
A planned oil pipeline from Hungary to Serbia could meet all of Serbia's crude oil needs by 2028, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said Wednesday.
Northland Water Pipeline Projects Secure $40M in Govt. Loans
Two water pipeline projects in drought-stricken Northland are set to receive government loans totaling more than $40 million, Regional Development Minister announced Monday.
According to the trust leading the work, the project will transform local economies and solve Dargaville's ongoing water supply problems.
Malaysia: Fire at Petronas Operated Pipeline Injures Dozens & Forces Evacuations
At least 63 people were hospitalized Tuesday after a major fire erupted at a gas pipeline operated by state energy firm Petronas, authorities said.
Fluxys Begins Building Belgium's First Hydrogen Pipeline Network
Fluxys has begun construction on the first phase of its hydrogen transport network in Belgium, focusing initially on pipelines in the port areas of Antwerp and Ghent.
EACOP Secures First Tranche of Financing for Uganda-Tanzania Pipeline
EACOP Ltd. has closed the first tranche of external financing for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline project, a major infrastructure development spanning Uganda and Tanzania.
India’s Gujarat Pipeline Connecting New LNG Terminal Commissioned
Gujarat State Petronet Ltd. (GSPL) has commissioned a new natural gas pipeline connecting a newly established 5 million tonnes per annum liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in Chhara, Gir-Somnath district, to the gas grid, the company announced Monday.
Activist Says Nigeria’s Pipeline Explosion Was Due to Equipment Failure, Not Political Crisis
An environmental activist dismissed claims that a recent explosion on the Trans-Niger Delta Pipeline in Bodo, Rivers State, was connected to the region's political turmoil, attributing the