Jury Orders Greenpeace to Pay $667M in Pipeline Defamation Case
A U.S. jury on Thursday ordered Greenpeace to pay $667 million to an oil pipeline operator for defamation, a decision activists warn will stifle advocacy efforts.
Politics & Regulation
Work on Northeast Natural Gas Pipeline Could Begin This Year, US Energy Secretary Says
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Friday that construction on a proposed natural gas pipeline through New York to New England could begin by year's end.
Druzhba Pipeline Resumes Operations After Repairs Following Ukrainian Drone Attack
Crude oil shipments through the Druzhba pipeline have resumed, ending a suspension ordered last week due to a Ukrainian drone attack on a metering station, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto announced on Tuesday afternoon, according to a Reuters report
Pipeline Company Energy Transfer and Greenpeace Face-Off in Court Over $300m Damages Claim
Energy Transfer, a Texas pipeline company, accused Greenpeace entities in court on Feb.
Russian Troops Use Pipeline for Surprise Attack on Ukrainian Forces
While pipelines are normally used to transport raw materials and finished products, the raging war in Ukraine has expanded its use for an unusual purpose: transporting troops.
Turkey & Azerbaijan to Inaugurate New Cross-border Gas Pipeline
A new natural gas pipeline connecting Turkey to Azerbaijan's Nakhchivan exclave is set to become operational this week, bolstering the region's energy security, officials announced.
Germany Not Interested in Nord Stream 2 Pipeline Revival
Germany's economy ministry on Monday dismissed any possibility of restarting Russian gas supplies via the partially damaged Nord Stream 2 pipeline, emphasising its commitment to energy independence from Moscow.
South Korea Eyes Alaska Gas Pipeline & Seeks Trilateral Partnership
South Korea has expressed interest in joining a $44 billion gas pipeline project in Alaska through a trilateral partnership with the United States and Japan.
Trump Allies & Putin Associate Reportedly Held Secret Talks to Revive Nord Stream 2 Pipeline
Close associates of Russian President Vladimir Putin and figures linked to former U.S. President Donald Trump have reportedly engaged in secret talks to restart the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.
Procedures Complete to Resume Kurdish Oil Exports Through Pipeline
Iraq's oil ministry announced Saturday that procedures have been finalized to restart oil exports via pipeline from the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) to Turkey through the Ceyhan port.
NATO Mulls Fuel Pipeline Extension to Eastern Europe Amid Russia Tensions
NATO is considering building a pipeline system from Germany to Poland and the Czech Republic to ensure a swift supply of jet fuel for fighter aircraft in the event of a conflict with Russia, Reuters reported on Feb.
Iraq-Turkey Pipeline Ready to Reopen, Ending Export Dispute
A major pipeline connecting Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdistan region to Turkey is ready to reopen and resume exports, the Kurdish foreign minister said Tuesday, potentially ending a dispute between Baghdad and Erbil that led to the pipeline’s closure in 2023.
Drone Attack Reduces Caspian Pipeline Consortium Oil Flow by Up to 40%
Oil flows through the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC), a major export route for Kazakhstan and a significant contributor to global supply, was reduced by 30-40% on Tuesday following a Ukrainian drone attack on a pumping station in southern Russia,
Trump Vows to Revive Constitution Pipeline to Lower Energy Prices in Northeast
President Donald Trump promised to revive the long-stalled Constitution Pipeline, which would transport natural gas from Pennsylvania to New York, saying the project could reduce energy prices in the northeastern United States by up to 70%.