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Iran, Iraq and Syria sign on for pipeline to Europe
Wed, 3 August 2011
Iran, Iraq and Syria have signed a $US10 billion trilateral deal to construct a 5,000 km gas pipeline to Europe, according to Iranian news service Shana.
Gazprom welds ahead
Wed, 3 August 2011
Gazprom has welded 981 km of Bovanenkovo – Ukhta pipeline, located in Russia, with 940 km already trenched and buried.
MOUC signed for TAP-IAP interconnection
Tue, 2 August 2011
Trans Adriatic Pipeline AG and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Energy of Albania have signed a Memorandum of Understanding and Co-operation to explore possibilities for connecting the Ionian Adriatic Pipeline to the Trans Adriatic Pipeline system at a tie-in point near Fier, Albania.
New ESIA advisor appointed for Nabucco
Tue, 2 August 2011
D’Appolonia S.p.A. has been appointed as the new Environmental and Social Impact Assessment Advisor for the Nabucco pipeline project.
OPAL pipeline reaches completion
Wed, 20 July 2011
The 470 km Ostsee Pipeline Anbindungs Leitung, the largest natural gas pipeline in western Europe, has reached completion.
Caspian capacity to be increased
Wed, 6 July 2011
The Caspian Pipeline Consortium has started the construction phase of the Caspian pipeline expansion in Atyrau, Kazakhstan.
Offshore works on Nord Stream Pipeline completed
Wed, 22 June 2011
All three sections of the first of Nord Stream’s twin 1,224 km gas pipelines have now been joined together underwater by hyperbaric tie-ins.
ESIA underway in Greece for TAP pipeline
Fri, 10 June 2011
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) has commenced its Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) process in Greece.
Nabucco Project Support Agreements finalised and signed
Thu, 9 June 2011
The legal framework for the Nabucco Pipeline has been finalised with the signing – in Kayseri, Turkey – of the Project Support Agreements between Nabucco Gas Pipeline International GmbH and the responsible ministries of the five transit countries – Austria, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and Turkey.
The NATO Pipeline: delivering fuel in peace, crisis and conflict
During large-scale, cross-border military actions, fuel for aircraft and ground vehicles must be expeditiously transported to where it is needed. The NATO Pipeline System was constructed during the Cold War to supply Alliance forces with fuel, and spare capacity is currently available for civil use.
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