Pipeline Business

Flag of Norway (© Shutterstock/Tatohra)
Flag of Norway (© Shutterstock/Tatohra)

Norway Buys Out Major Gas Pipeline Network in $1.6 Billion Deal

The Norwegian government announced Tuesday it has reached a deal with seven private companies to acquire a significant portion of the country's extensive gas pipeline network. 

The deal, valued at 18.1 billion Norwegian crowns ($1.64 billion), solidifies Norway's control over its critical energy infrastructure.

Enbridge Center Building in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (©Shutterstock/JHVEPhoto)
Enbridge Center Building in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (©Shutterstock/JHVEPhoto)

Enbridge to Expand Mainline Pipeline Amidst Growing Canadian Oil Production

Enbridge Inc. announced Friday that it has initiated discussions with its customers to expand its Mainline pipeline network. 

The expansion aims to accommodate the increasing volumes of Canadian oil production.

Iran & Pakistan on the map (© Shutterstock/Claudio Divizia)
Iran & Pakistan on the map (© Shutterstock/Claudio Divizia)

Pakistan Hires 3 Law Firms for International Arbitration Case Over Iran Gas Pipeline

The Pakistani government has assembled a high-caliber legal team to defend the country in an international arbitration case initiated by Iran over the delayed cross-border pipeline. 

Gas valve against the flag of Texas (© Shutterstock/Sega_K)
Gas valve against the flag of Texas (© Shutterstock/Sega_K)

Permian Pipeline Expansion on Hold as Producers Shift Focus to Steady Output

Top executives from major U.S. pipeline companies say they are putting plans for new crude oil pipelines from the Permian Basin on hold due to slower-than-expected production growth and construction challenges.