Here is a sample of over 400 new, planned, ongoing pipeline construction projects
Owner: | East African Crude Oil Pipeline Company |
Project: | East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) |
Type: | TotalEnergies in discussions with a Chinese company after Russian supplier Chelpipe was hit by sanctions. |
Length: | 902 miles (1,443 km) |
Capacity: | 200,000 b/d |
Start: | 2022 |
Completion: | 2025 |
Owner: | National Fuel Gas Supply Corp. |
Project: | Northern Access Project |
Type: | FERC approved NFG’s request for a 35-month extension to build the project by end-2024. |
Length: | 97 miles (155 km) |
Capacity: | 490 mmcf/d |
Start: | 2022 |
Completion: | 2024 |
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Southern Gas Association Chair Cristie Neller outlines the industry’s path forward under the theme “Uniting for a Reliable Energy Future.” With record demand and rising infrastructure needs, SGA is leveraging training, collaboration, and leadership to strengthen the natural gas sector.
Argentina’s YPF has begun construction on the second section of the 272-mile Allen–Punta Colorada pipeline, part of the Vaca Muerta Sur project. The line will transport up to 700,000 bpd of crude oil for export, with SCADA systems, storage terminals, and offshore VLCC loading capacity.
Civil society opposition and tightening global climate finance policies are slowing Africa’s LNG export ambitions. From Mozambique to Nigeria, major projects face delays amid human rights concerns, investor scrutiny, and calls for stricter decarbonization efforts.
Germany has begun converting natural gas pipelines as part of its $20 billion plan to build a 5,600-mile hydrogen network by 2032. With ONTRAS leading the first projects, the initiative aims to support industrial decarbonization and long-term hydrogen transport.
The global push for net-zero carbon emissions is intensifying and with it, the need for robust carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) solutions.
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Chris Womack
Southern Company appointed Chris Womack as president and CEO, replacing Thomas A. Fanning, who remains with the company as chairman of the board. Womack joined the company in 1988 as a governmental affairs representative for Alabama Power.
Gemma Neal
ICR Integrity named Gemma Neal as head of Marketing and Communications. She has more than 18 years of marketing and communications experience across energy and other sectors.
Harvest Midstream to Acquire Paradigm Midstream
Harvest Midstream agreed to buy Paradigm Midstream, LLC, from Ares Management in a move that Harvest CEO Jason Rebrook said will extend its footprint in the Eagle Ford and expand its presence into North Dakota’s Bakken.
Creative Composites Buys Enduro Composites
Fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composites manufacturer Creative Composites Group acquired Houston-based FRP manufacturer Enduro Composites. Enduro Composites will provide installation, repair and aftermarket support in the Western and Southwestern United States.
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
The Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP) has promoted Tim Gonzalez to director of the association’s new Corporate Outreach and Advocacy Program.
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