Europe

Bosnia has selected a U.S. investor to lead development of a new gas pipeline linking to Croatia’s LNG terminal, aiming to diversify supply away from Russian gas.

LiveEO has secured funding from the European Space Agency to develop a satellite system designed to monitor pipelines and detect risks such as construction activity and vegetation threats.

A new gas pipeline in Stockholm has connected two biogas plants, more than doubling liquefied biogas capacity and strengthening regional energy supply.

Dragon LNG has launched an auction offering 9.3 Bcm per year of regasification capacity starting in 2029, providing a rare opportunity for long-term LNG access in the UK market.

The Iran war has removed more than 500 million barrels of oil from global supply, disrupting flows and delaying recovery across key energy infrastructure.

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.

Eni’s CEO is urging the EU to reconsider its Russian LNG ban, warning the bloc may struggle to replace roughly 20 bcm of supply. Ongoing Hormuz disruptions are tightening global gas markets and complicating Europe’s storage outlook.

ExxonMobil, Energean and partners are advancing offshore gas drilling in Greece’s Ionian Sea, with a contract set to be signed this week. The project could support Europe’s push to diversify gas supply as drilling targets begin in 2027.

Nikkiso will supply pumps for Germany’s largest land-based LNG import terminal, supporting expanded gas import capacity as Europe strengthens energy supply infrastructure.

Italy is set to receive LNG from the U.S. Golden Pass facility starting in June as disruptions to Qatar supply reshape global gas flows.

Field surveys are underway for a new Dutch pipeline corridor designed to transport hydrogen and captured CO₂ between key industrial hubs and offshore storage sites.

EU lawmakers rejected a motion to block hydrogen pipeline funding, clearing the way for billions in infrastructure investment tied to projects estimated at more than $86 billion.

UK Oil & Gas and Wales & West Utilities have signed an agreement to link a hydrogen pipeline network with planned salt-cavern storage in South Dorset.