Projects

United States Army Corps of Engineers through a magnifying glass (© Shutterstock/Gil C)
United States Army Corps of Engineers through a magnifying glass (© Shutterstock/Gil C)

Army Corps Approves Continued Operation of Dakota Access Pipeline

Federal officials granted final approval for the Dakota Access oil pipeline to continue operating its controversial Missouri River crossing, nearly a decade after major protests against the project drew international attention.

Rendering of a aerial view of a hydrogen pipeline (© Shutterstock/petrmalinak)
Rendering of a aerial view of a hydrogen pipeline (© Shutterstock/petrmalinak)

Dutch and German Energy Firms Sign Accord to Build Cross-Border Hydrogen Pipeline by 2031

Dutch gas network operator Gasunie has partnered with German energy infrastructure firms Open Grid Europe and Thyssengas to build a cross-border hydrogen pipeline connecting the two nations, companies announced this week.

Rendering of a pressure gauge on a hydrogen pipeline (© Shutterstock/r.classen)
Rendering of a pressure gauge on a hydrogen pipeline (© Shutterstock/r.classen)

Netherlands Activates First Section of National Hydrogen Pipeline Network

The first 32-kilometer (20-mile) section of the Dutch national hydrogen pipeline network has been officially activated, marking a major milestone in Europe's transition toward cleaner energy.

The pipeline, located within the sprawling Port of Rotterdam, is now ready to transport hydrogen gas across the industrial hub. 

Flags of NATO and Turkey (© Shutterstock/Vitalii Vodolazskyi)
Flags of NATO and Turkey (© Shutterstock/Vitalii Vodolazskyi)

Türkiye Proposes Cost-Effective NATO Fuel Pipeline to Secure Eastern Flank

Türkiye has submitted a proposal to NATO for a new military fuel pipeline project designed to strengthen energy security on the alliance’s eastern flank, National Defense Ministry officials announced Wednesday.

Construction of a oil pipeline (© Shutterstock/Fotokostic)
Construction of a oil pipeline (© Shutterstock/Fotokostic)

East Africa’s Multi-Billion Oil Pipeline Enters the Final Phase of Implementation Phase

The Tanzanian Ministry of Energy has formally endorsed the next phase of the $4 billion East African Crude Oil Pipeline, clearing the way for heavy machinery to begin trenching along the 1,443-kilometer corridor.

The decision pushes the region’s largest-ever foreign direct investment into its definitive implementation phase. 

Flag and coat of arms of the Republic of Estonia on the parliament building Toompea castle, in Tallinn, Estonia (© Shutterstock/M-Production)
Flag and coat of arms of the Republic of Estonia on the parliament building Toompea castle, in Tallinn, Estonia (© Shutterstock/M-Production)

Estonia Plans Land Hydrogen Pipeline as Sea Route Competition Looms

The Estonian government has initiated a state special planning process to chart an onshore hydrogen pipeline route through its territory, aiming to secure lucrative transit fees and bolster domestic green energy projects.

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

UAE Fast-tracks Second Pipeline to Bypass Strait of Hormuz to Double Export Capacity

Abu Dhabi has ordered its state oil company to accelerate a critical pipeline expansion project that will double the United Arab Emirates’ crude export capacity through the port of Fujairah by 2027, officials said.

Hundred dollar bills in a money counting machine (© Shutterstock/Frame Stock Footage)
Hundred dollar bills in a money counting machine (© Shutterstock/Frame Stock Footage)

Mexico Announces $8.1 Billion Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion to Fuel Power Sector

The Mexican government announced a massive 140.9 billion peso ($8.1 billion) investment strategy through 2030 to modernize, maintain, and expand the nation's natural gas pipeline network, aiming to secure energy supplies for a growing fleet of power plants.

Strait of Hormuz on a map (© Shutterstock/Jarretera)
Strait of Hormuz on a map (© Shutterstock/Jarretera)

Mideast Nations Turn to Pipelines in Desperate Bid to Bypass Hormuz Blockade

Middle Eastern nations are scrambling to utilize and build inland pipelines as a double blockade of the Strait of Hormuz chokes off vital maritime oil and gas exports, plunging regional revenues to historic lows.

Rendering of a pipeline with the Canadian flag (© Shutterstock/Ink Drop)
Rendering of a pipeline with the Canadian flag (© Shutterstock/Ink Drop)

Executives Make Case for Indefinite Government Ownership of Trans Mountain Pipeline

The leaders of the Trans Mountain pipeline and its financial overseer say there is a strong case for the federal government to maintain long-term ownership of the critical energy asset, potentially

Rendering of hydrogen molecules (© Shutterstock/atk work)
Rendering of hydrogen molecules (© Shutterstock/atk work)

France-Spain Subsea Hydrogen Pipeline Enters Key Public Consultation Phase

European energy consortia have launched a critical two-month public consultation phase for the "BarMar" subsea pipeline, a key segment of the Mediterranean H2Med green hydrogen corridor designed to link Iberian renewable energy with northern European industrial hubs.

BP display stand with company redesign logo (© Shutterstock/Tommy Lee Walker)
BP display stand with company redesign logo (© Shutterstock/Tommy Lee Walker)

BP to Build Massive Pipeline Manufacturing Hub in Azerbaijan for Karabagh Field

British energy giant BP announced plans to begin construction on a specialized pipeline bundle manufacturing facility in the third quarter of 2026, marking a critical infrastructure milestone for the development of the Karabagh offshore field.