Insurers are arguing the Nord Stream pipeline blasts were war-related in a $580 million dispute, a case that could shape how major energy infrastructure risks are covered.
Perma-Pipe reported record financial results for fiscal 2025, driven by strong demand for pre-insulated piping systems across oil and gas and district energy markets. The company also announced expansion plans in the U.S. to support growing infrastructure demand.
Slovakia has yet to finalize testing of the Adria oil pipeline as an alternative to the disrupted Druzhba route. The outcome will determine whether the line can support crude flows to Central Europe.
Kazakhstan increased oil exports in Q1, with shipments to Germany rising sharply alongside higher volumes on CPC and BTC pipelines. The gains highlight steady growth in Caspian export flows to Europe.
Bosnia has named a U.S. investor to lead a new gas pipeline linking the country to Croatia’s LNG supply. The project aims to reduce reliance on Russian gas ahead of the EU’s planned 2028 ban.
Vår Energi is advancing a subsea gas export pipeline from the Goliat field to the Hammerfest LNG plant, expanding Barents Sea gas transport infrastructure and enabling future tie-ins.
Canadian oil and gas producers are seeing profits rise as global prices surge, but pipeline constraints continue to cap output growth. Executives say limited takeaway capacity and policy uncertainty are keeping new investment on hold.
Williams says the long-delayed Constitution natural gas pipeline could be in service by 2027 if approvals move forward. The project would add takeaway capacity from the Marcellus into Northeast markets.
Ukraine expects the Druzhba oil pipeline to resume operations by the end of April following recent disruptions, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said. The outage has affected regional crude flows and contributed to tensions between Ukraine and Hungary over EU financial support.
Libya is testing a long-delayed gas pipeline that could recover 150 MMcfd of flared gas and ease production constraints. The project is part of a broader push to increase exports and attract foreign investment.
Saudi Arabia has restored full 7 million bpd capacity on its East-West crude pipeline following attack-related disruptions during the Iran conflict. The pipeline, a key export route bypassing the Strait of Hormuz, resumed operations after damage temporarily reduced throughput and oil production capacity.
Consumers Energy has launched an 8-mile natural gas pipeline replacement project across four Michigan cities, targeting aging infrastructure dating back to the 1950s. The multi-year upgrade will modernize service for more than 750,000 customers and run through 2029.
A $25 billion Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline is nearing a key milestone, with an intergovernmental agreement expected this year. The 6,900-km project could deliver up to 30 bcm and connect West African gas to Europe, with phased development targeting first gas in 2031.
Nigeria plans to begin natural gas deliveries to Abuja by July via the 614-km Ajaokuta–Kaduna–Kano (AKK) pipeline, a key project designed to supply up to 2.2 Bcf/d to power generation and industrial markets across the country.
Boardwalk Pipelines will relocate its corporate headquarters to Houston’s Energy Corridor by fall 2026, citing growth in natural gas and NGL infrastructure demand driven by LNG exports and power generation.
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