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.
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.
ATCO, a Canadian energy company, is awaiting final regulatory approval to begin construction on a $2.9 billion, 235-kilometer natural gas pipeline designed to fuel massive industrial and residential growth in the province.
A massive multibillion-dollar pipeline project aimed at securing the water supply for nearly a million residents in Henderson and the southern Las Vegas Valley is moving forward following crucial federal approval.
Government officials of Turkmenistan and United Nations representatives have held a series of high-level meetings to advance the long-stalled Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline, emphas
Turkey will build a 97-kilometer subsea natural gas pipeline to Northern Cyprus to bolster energy security and potentially link Eastern Mediterranean gas reserves to European markets, Turkish Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar announced.
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.
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.
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.
British engineering firm Wood has secured a contract from China’s Offshore Oil Engineering Company to design an optimized pipeline network for QatarEnergy’s Bul Hanine hydrocarbon redevelopment project.
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.
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.
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.
