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Colombia and Venezuela have reached an agreement to repair a long-dormant binational pipeline, a move that would allow Bogota to resume importing natural gas from its neighbor, Colombia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy announced Wednesday.
The Zambian cabinet has approved the development of two major cross-border pipelines, signalling a strategic shift toward a multi-corridor supply model designed to end the landlocked nation’s reliance on a single import route.
Energy developers have launched a public consultation for a massive 150-kilometre hydrogen pipeline designed to decarbonize the industrial heartland of eastern England.
The "H2East Pipeline: Humber to Nottinghamshire" project aims to transport low-carbon hydrogen from the Lincolnshire coast to Newark.
President Jose Balcazar announced Tuesday that repairs to the nation’s primary natural gas pipeline are slated for completion this Friday, signalling a potential end to the most severe energy crisis the Andean nation has faced in two decades.
Eastern European nations are launching a renewed diplomatic push to extend NATO’s Cold War-era fuel pipeline network eastward, seeking to fortify the alliance’s military readiness as the war in Ukraine enters its fifth year.
Italian energy infrastructure giant Snam has announced plans to invest €200 million ($231.7 million) through 2030 to develop a dedicated hydrogen pipeline, marking a pivotal shift toward renewable fuel transport.
Iraq is aggressively exploring alternative oil export routes, including the revival of dormant pipelines and the construction of new corridors, to protect its economy from rising geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
The European Commission is exploring financial intervention to resume oil supplies through the Druzhba pipeline, a move aimed at de-escalating a bitter diplomatic row between Ukraine and its Central European neighbours.
German energy network coordinators presented the first integrated development plan for the nation’s gas and hydrogen infrastructure, proposing billions of euros in new pipeline investments to bridge the gap between methane reliance and a climate-neutral future.
Ukraine has informed neighbouring Slovakia that oil flows through the Druzhba pipeline are not expected to resume in the coming days, further extending a monthslong suspension that has fuelled political friction across Central Europe.
