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Rendering of hydrogen molecules (© Shutterstock/atk work)

UK National Gas Plans 1,500-Mile Hydrogen Pipeline to Secure Net-Zero Future

National Gas, the UK's primary gas network operator, has unveiled Project Union, an ambitious plan to construct a 1,500-mile national hydrogen pipeline network that the company calls crucial to the nation's energy security and 

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Flag of the state of New York with the flag of the United States of America in the background (© Shutterstock/rarrarorro)

New York and New Jersey Clear Path for Major Gas Pipeline After Years of Resistance

New York and New Jersey environmental regulators on Friday approved a key water quality certification for the Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) natural gas pipeline project, a significant victory for shale gas producers who have lon

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Pipeline valve being opened (© Shutterstock/Oil and Gas Photographer)

TC Energy Activates $700 Million Pipeline Project in Wisconsin and Illinois

Canadian Energy major, TC Energy, announced Monday that it has completed and activated the "Wisconsin Reliability Project," a $700 million natural gas pipeline enhancement designed to improve reliability and meet rising demand across Wisconsin and northern Illinois.

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Pipes being layed for a offshore pipeline (© Shutterstock/hlopex)

Allseas Secures Major Pipeline Contract in the Gulf of Mexico

Swiss marine construction specialist Allseas has been awarded a significant contract to install the new Rome export pipeline, a project intended to substantially boost oil transport capacity, flexibility, and efficiency in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.

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National flag of Uganda (© Shutterstock/Akshay Dhameliya)

Uganda Partners with UAE Investors for Key Oil Refinery as Pipeline Reaches 90% Complete

Uganda’s critical East African Crude Oil Pipeline is 90% complete, paving the way for the construction of the nation's first oil refinery in partnership with investors from the United Arab Emirates, a top treasury official said.

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Kazakhstan with flag embedded on the surface of the earth (© Shutterstock/Harvepino)

Kazakhstan Weighs Future of Lukoil Stake in Key Caspian Pipeline Following U.S Sanctions

Kazakhstan is assessing how to respond to Russian oil producer Lukoil's significant stakes in the nation's energy infrastructure, including the critical Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC

The route of the Baltic Sea Hydrogen Collector (© GASCADE/Shutterstock)
The route of the Baltic Sea Hydrogen Collector (© GASCADE/Shutterstock)

EU funding supports preparatory work for the Baltic Sea Hydrogen Collector

The planned Baltic Sea Hydrogen Collector (BHC) project, an offshore pipeline connecting Finnish and German renewable hydrogen markets, is receiving support from the European Union. Gasgrid Finland, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), and GASCADE Gastransport GmbH are grateful to receive a €15.3 million grant from the EU’s Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) program.

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Totem poles at Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada (© Shutterstock/poemnist)

Two First Nations Sue Federal Government Over B.C. LNG Project Approval

Two First Nations in northwest British Columbia are suing the federal government to quash its approval of the Ksi Lisims floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility near Prince Rupert.