A federal judge has fined Sable Offshore $1.45 million for violating a pipeline consent decree, but rejected a bid by California regulators to halt operations on the company’s Santa Ynez Pipeline System, Sable announced Monday.
Greek manufacturer Corinth Pipeworks has been awarded a contract to supply 41 kilometers (25 miles) of steel piping for the Liverpool Bay Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) project.
As nations race to meet net-zero targets, carbon capture and storage (CCS) has emerged as a vital tool for curbing emissions from hard-to-abate industries such as cement, steel, and oil sands.
U.S. President Donald Trump has reignited hopes in Canada’s energy heartland after suggesting the defunct Keystone XL pipeline project could be resurrected as part of ongoing cross-border trade negotiations.
German prosecutors announced Wednesday that Croatian authorities have arrested a second Ukrainian suspect allegedly involved in the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream natural gas pipelines.
Origin Energy has signed a multi-year agreement to deploy the cloud-native Pointerra3D platform across roughly 750 kilometers of gas transmission pipeline in Queensland, aiming to replace manual field inspections with automated corridor monitoring and digital twin analytics.
A proposed pipeline intended to supply natural gas to a massive tech data center under construction in southern New Mexico has been delayed until at least early next year, according to federal regulatory filings.
Storage tanks at a massive Oklahoma fuel depot caught fire early Monday after being struck by lightning, forcing operational shutdowns and threatening fuel supplies across one of the nation's primary refined products pipeline networks.
Infrastructure company WhiteWater and a consortium of energy joint venture partners reached a final investment decision on Monday to construct a major new natural gas pipeline system transporting supplies from the prolific Permian Basin to Katy, Texas.
A massive pipeline project linking Iraq's oilfields to the Mediterranean through Syria will cost at least $15 billion and require four years of construction, according to sources familiar with the initiative, presenting a timeline significantly longer than optimistic U.S. projections.
Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy expressed deep disappointment after state lawmakers failed to reconvene and vote on critical tax legislation needed to move a proposed $50 billion natural gas pipeline and export terminal forward.
Offshore gas pipelines under the Eastern Mediterranean are redrawing the region’s balance of power more effectively than summits or warships.
Energy giants Phillips 66, Kinder Morgan, and HF Sinclair have finalized a joint venture agreement to construct the $5 billion Western Gateway
Construction is nearing completion on China’s first long-distance pure hydrogen pipeline, a 121-mile (195-kilometer) infrastructure project designed to deliver low-cost green hydrogen to the heavy industrial hub of Baotou.
California Resources Corp. has agreed to acquire pipeline company Crimson Midstream Holdings LLC from CorEnergy Infrastructure Trust for $63 million in cash.
A subsidiary of Argentine natural gas transporter TGN has been renamed Gasoducto Manuel Belgrano, establishing it as a special purpose vehicle (SPV) to advance the $1.5 billion Tratayén-La Carlota gas pipeline project under the nation’s RIGI investment incentive regime.
Lebanese officials met with an Iraqi delegation in Beirut on Monday to discuss reviving the historic Kirkuk-Tripoli oil pipeline, part of a broader effort by Baghdad to secure alternative energy export routes to the Mediterranean.
Kazakhstan has successfully redirected a portion of its crude exports to alternative transportation routes following temporary intake restrictions on the Caspian Pipeline Consortium system in July, officials confirmed on Monday, August 10.
Nigeria’s multi-billion-dollar Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) natural gas pipeline has officially reached the federal capital of Abuja, marking a pivotal milestone in the country's push to expand its domestic energy infrastructure.
Egypt and Libya are nearing the finalisation of a joint project to construct an 800-kilometre (497-mile) oil pipeline connecting the Libyan city of Tobruk directly with Egypt’s Mediterranean port city of Alexandria.
Across the seabed off Borneo and the shores of Java, a new generation of steel pipelines is taking shape—not to move oil or natural gas, but to carry captured carbon dioxide (CO2) deep underground for permanent storage.
Federal regulators have approved a $1.7 billion proposal to construct a 206-mile natural gas pipeline spanning the width of Mississippi, overruling protests from local landowners, environmental organizations, and tribal officials.
Brazil’s state-run oil company Petrobras has suspended studies for a $1 billion natural gas pipeline due to regulatory uncertainty surrounding a proposed government plan to boost market competition, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Uganda has secured veto power over the hiring and firing of the chief executive officer of the Kenya Pipeline Company, alongside gaining two seats on the state-owned firm’s board.
Kuwait is in discussions with Saudi Arabia and neighbouring Arab nations to construct a major crude oil export pipeline that would bypass the Strait of Hormuz, the country’s oil minister announced, as the ongoing crisis in the Middle East keeps the critical waterway blocked.
