Daniel Onyango

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Daniel is a versatile online journalist with a knack for writing news reports covering a wide range of subjects across industries, including disruptive technology, energy, renewables, sustainability, politics, business, innovations, health, aviation, and IoT. He worked with Empire Media Group Inc., Magnetic Media, and Which-50 Media before joining the ptj Editorial Team.

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Rendering of H2 molecules (© Shutterstock/Fit Ztudio)
Rendering of H2 molecules (© Shutterstock/Fit Ztudio)

EU Fast-Tracks H2med Pipeline in Renewed Project of Common Interest Status

The European Union’s ambitious H2med hydrogen corridor reached a critical regulatory milestone Tuesday as its key infrastructure components were officially published in the Union’s Journal, unlocking billions in potential funding and streamlined permitting.

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Headquarters in Washington, DC (© Shutterstock/Mark Van Scyoc)
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Headquarters in Washington, DC (© Shutterstock/Mark Van Scyoc)

FERC to Launch Environmental Review for Revived Constitution Pipeline

Federal regulators have initiated a formal environmental review of the Constitution pipeline, a controversial project designed to transport natural gas from Pennsylvania’s shale beds to markets in New York and New England.

A pipeline running through a forrest (© Shutterstock/Ben Schonewille)
A pipeline running through a forrest (© Shutterstock/Ben Schonewille)

Oil Flow Via CPC Pipeline Holds Steady as Strait of Hormuz Crisis Deepens

Kazakh energy officials on reported that crude oil exports remain stable through the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) following a drone attack on the Russian port of Novorossiysk, a vital conduit for Central Asian energy. 

Aerial view of the London Heathrow international airport. Hillingdon, England, United Kingdom (© Shutterstock/Philip Lange)
Aerial view of the London Heathrow international airport. Hillingdon, England, United Kingdom (© Shutterstock/Philip Lange)

ExxonMobil Completes Major Pipeline Upgrade in U.K. to Boost Aviation Fuel Supply

A vital artery in the United Kingdom’s energy network is now fully operational following the completion of the Southampton to London Pipeline (SLP) project. 

The upgraded infrastructure is set to bolster aviation fuel capacity for the capital’s major airports while accelerating the industry’s shift toward sustainable energy.

Flags of Germany and the Netherlands (© Shutterstock/ruskpp)
Flags of Germany and the Netherlands (© Shutterstock/ruskpp)

Dutch-German Accord Establishes First Trans-border Hydrogen Pipeline Link

A landmark agreement has been reached to establish the first physical connection between a Dutch distribution system operator and Germany’s emerging hydrogen core network, industry trade body Hydrogen Europe announced last Saturday.

Dollar bills on the flag of Iraq (© Shutterstock/somkanae sawatdinak)
Dollar bills on the flag of Iraq (© Shutterstock/somkanae sawatdinak)

Iraq Green-lights Direct Bids for $4.6 Billion Strategic Oil Pipeline

Iraqi Council of Ministers, led by Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al-Sudani, has officially cleared the way for a major expansion of the nation's energy infrastructure by authorizing direct bidding for the Basra–Haditha crude oil pipeline.

Flag of Hungary on a military uniform (© Shutterstock/Bumble Dee)
Flag of Hungary on a military uniform (© Shutterstock/Bumble Dee)

Hungary P.M. Orders Military Protection for Pipeline Amid False-flag Claims

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has deployed the Hungarian military to secure a major natural gas pipeline on the Serbian border following reports of a thwarted sabotage attempt, an incident the opposition has decried as a “false-flag” operation ahead of Sunday’s elections.

Bosnia Herzegovina on the map of the world (© Shutterstock/Sharaf Maksumov)
Bosnia Herzegovina on the map of the world (© Shutterstock/Sharaf Maksumov)

U.S.-Backed Private Firm Set to Take Lead in Proposed Bosnian Gas Pipeline Overhaul

Lawmakers in the Bosnian Federation are set to consider expedited legal amendments on as early as Wednesday to allow a private U.S.-linked firm to take over the Southern Gas Interconnection, a move critics warn bypasses transparency and risks public funds.

Strait of Hormuz on a map (copyright by Shutterstock/Jarretera)
Strait of Hormuz on a map (copyright by Shutterstock/Jarretera)

Gulf States Fast-Track Pipeline Projects to Bypass Volatile Strait of Hormuz

As conflict persists across West Asia, Gulf nations are accelerating plans to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, moving long-discussed pipeline projects from theoretical concepts toward operational reality.