Norway pipeline appeal goes to court
A Norwegian court is set to hear an appeal by four offshore gas pipeline companies over tariff cuts.
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A Norwegian court is set to hear an appeal by four offshore gas pipeline companies over tariff cuts.
TAP completes first phase of access roads and bridges rehabilitation in Albania.
The price of construction of the Trans Adriatic pipeline is revealed to be less than originally predicted.
Research and Markets is adding a ‘Europe Pipelines Infrastructure and Investment Outlook to 2022’ report to its offering.
At the European Gas Conference 2017, Gazprom’s Alexander Medvedev suggested that investment decisions need to be made in the continent. He Also noted that Nord Stream 2 is being implemented as planned.
Alexey Miller has met with and briefed Vladimir Putin on Gazprom’s performance in 2016.
Herrenknecht’s technology has been used to complete a challenging crossing project in Poland.
Yokogawa has received an EPMS and SCADA order for a major multi-product fuel pipeline project in the UK.
Gazprom’s gas exports to Europe hit an all-time high for the gas industry in 2016, totalling 179.3 billion m3.
Nord Stream’s utilisation averaged 80% in 2016, with 43.8 billion m3 of gas transported to the European Union.
The Crimean peninsula has received its first natural gas from Russia.
The EU Court of Justice has recently suspended the execution of the EC’s decision regarding the OPAL gas pipeline, after Poland’s PGNiG issued a complaint.