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Nigeria and Morocco aim to sign a definitive agreement on the long-delayed African Atlantic Gas Pipeline before the end of 2026, officials said, a move that could advance one of the continent's most ambitious energy infrastructure projects.
Algeria’s state-owned energy firm, SONATRACH, has broken ground on its section of the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, reviving a massive infrastructure project designed to pump Nigerian natural gas directly into European
Georgia is exploring the addition of a green hydrogen pipeline to run parallel with a planned undersea electricity cable as part of its Black Sea green energy corridor project, a senior government official said.
The United Arab Emirates is planning to construct its first multi-fuel pipeline to safeguard exports of gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel as severe transit restrictions continue to choke the Strait of Hormuz.
Senegal’s state-owned gas company is expanding its infrastructure with a nearly 400-kilometer (250-mile) pipeline network linking offshore fields to domestic power plants and international markets.
The Alberta government is considering three pipeline routes through northern British Columbia to anchor a new major oil export project, according to confidential documents obtained by CBC News.
The proposal aims to transport 1 million barrels of oil per day to the West Coast, with construction slated to begin as early as 2027.
British energy major BP announced Tuesday it is on track to transfer operations of the strategic Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) oil pipeline to Azerbaijan’s state oil company, SOCAR, effective July 1.
Poland’s gas transmission system operator, Gaz-System, has completed construction on a 39-kilometer (24-mile) pipeline between Racibórz and Rybnik, the company announced Monday.
The project marks a key step in the nation's efforts to transition its historic southern coal hub toward lower-emission energy sources.
A major dispute over distribution rights for a planned $100 million gas pipeline has halted progress on Nigeria's initiative to lower energy costs for manufacturing clusters in the country's southwest region.
