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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Totem poles at Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada (© Shutterstock/poemnist)
Totem poles at Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada (© Shutterstock/poemnist)

Indigenous, Rural Leaders Demand Federal Review of $16.5B Carbon Pipeline Project

A new coalition of Indigenous leaders, farmers, and rural landowners gathered at the Alberta Legislature on Tuesday to launch a formal protest against a proposed 400-kilometer carbon dioxide pipeline, citing a lack of transparency and potential safety risks.

Construction of CO₂ Backbone Started in the Antwerp Port Area (©Fluxys)
Construction of CO₂ Backbone Started in the Antwerp Port Area (©Fluxys)

Antwerp Moves Closer to Carbon Hub Status with Fluxys Pipeline Deal

The Flemish government on Tuesday designated Fluxys to operate a new carbon dioxide pipeline network within the Port of Antwerp, a critical infrastructure project designed to help heavy industry meet tightening climate targets.

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)

Federal Review Underway for 17-Mile Dedicated Gas Pipeline Serving Major Data Center

A proposed 17.7-mile natural gas pipeline designed to fuel a massive private data center is facing federal scrutiny, with critical regulatory deadlines looming this April.

The Green Chile Pipeline Project would serve a single customer: the Project Jupiter data center. 

Flags of the United States of America and the State of California (© Shutterstock/jejim)
Flags of the United States of America and the State of California (© Shutterstock/jejim)

California Sues to Block Federal Restart of Santa Barbara Oil Pipeline

California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit Monday against the U.S. Department of Energy, seeking to block the federally mandated restart of a long-disputed offshore pipeline system.

Map of the Red Sea and surrounding contries (© Shutterstock/hyotographics)
Map of the Red Sea and surrounding contries (© Shutterstock/hyotographics)

Saudi Pipeline Emerges as Global Lifeline Amid Strait of Hormuz Closure

As conflict between U.S.-Israeli forces and Iran effectively shutters the Strait of Hormuz, Saudi Arabia has activated a 45-year-old contingency plan to bypass the blockaded waterway and keep global crude markets afloat.

Libya Launches New Gas Pipeline to Boost Domestic Gas Supply (@Shutterstock/Fly Of Swallow Studio)
Libya Launches New Gas Pipeline to Boost Domestic Gas Supply (@Shutterstock/Fly Of Swallow Studio)

Libya Launches New Gas Pipeline to Boost Domestic Gas Supply

Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has inaugurated the first phase of the Farigh-Brega gas pipeline, marking a strategic milestone in the North African nation’s efforts to stabilize its domestic energy grid and curb reliance on expensive fuel imports.

Slovnaft Gas Station (© SLOVNAFT, a.s. / www.slovnaft.sk)
Slovnaft Gas Station (© SLOVNAFT, a.s. / www.slovnaft.sk)

Hungary, Slovakia to Build 127-kilometer Fuel Pipeline to Bypass Ukraine

Hungary and Slovakia signed an agreement on Monday to construct a new 127-kilometer pipeline for gasoline and diesel, a move officials say is designed to bolster energy security and shield the neighbours from what he termed as "blackmail" by Ukraine and European Union leadership.