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Extend your defect knowledge
Thu, 29 March 2012
Make sure to stay up-to-date and maximise your defect knowledge by attending the Pipeline Defect Identification and Sizing course, to be held from 7–11 May at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Bulgaria to get final decision by November
Wed, 28 March 2012
The Gazprom headquarters hosted a working meeting between Chairman of the Company's Management Committee Alexey Miller and Executive Director of Bulgargaz Dimitar Gogov, where focus was placed on the terms and conditions for the Russian gas supply to Bulgaria this year.
TAP submits ESIA
Wed, 28 March 2012
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline has officially submitted its Environmental and Social Impact Assessment to the Ministry of Environment in Italy.
Get in the loop with the missing link: CO2 transportation by pipeline
Experts will converge at the two-day International Forum on Transportation of CO2 by Pipeline, to be held from 18–21 June in Newcastle, UK – make sure not to miss out on the unique programme and exhibition.
Tapping into European rehab
Make sure not to miss out on the sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available at Europe’s Fixing Pipeline Problems Conference and Exhibition, to be held from 15–18 October 2012 at the Estrel Hotel in Berlin, Germany.
Integrating Russia’s gas supply with the Sakhalin – Khabarovsk – Vladivostok pipeline
The successful commissioning of the Sakhalin – Khabarovsk – Vladivostok gas pipeline’s first start-up complex has heralded the beginning of an integrated gas production, transportation and supply system, which will link eastern Siberia and the Far East, while maintaining possibilities for potential gas exports to China and other Asia-Pacific countries.
Securing Eastern Europe’s energy supply with pipelines
Within the past year, Eastern Europe has seen an increase in the development of transmission oil and gas pipelines to help secure its gas supply. Pipelines International takes a look at how the region is coming together to fuel its economy.
A rare find: the OPAL pipeline
More than three years of preparation and planning, and 22 months of construction, has seen the creation of the OPAL pipeline, which has not only made modern history as the biggest natural gas pipeline in Europe, but has also unearthed precious artefacts from ancient history in the process.
Completed pipeline to unify Russian gas
Construction has been completed on Gazprom’s 650 km Pochinki – Gryazovets gas pipeline, which is intended to improve the reliability of Russia’s Unified Gas Supply System.
Bulgaria exits oil pipeline project
Wed, 21 December 2011
Bulgaria has opted out of the approximately 300 km, 42 inch diameter Burgas to Alexandroupolis oil pipeline project.
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