Energinet has opened capacity sales for Denmark’s first hydrogen transmission pipeline, offering up to 3.24 GW of transport capacity ahead of a planned 2030 start-up.
A Greek joint venture is negotiating a 20-year U.S. LNG supply agreement as Europe moves to replace Russian gas and strengthen southern transit routes linking the Balkans, Central Europe and Ukraine.
DNV has been selected as Owner’s Engineer for the FEED of Cadent’s proposed H2East hydrogen pipeline, a project aimed at linking hydrogen production and industrial demand centers in eastern England.
StreamTec is supporting Worley on the AquaDuctus offshore hydrogen pipeline in the German North Sea, a planned IPCEI project designed to transport green hydrogen from offshore wind to mainland Europe.
As U.S. LNG tightens its grip on Europe’s supply mix, Uniper lays out why contracts matter more than politics—and why diversification is becoming the real risk strategy.
Norway is set to move forward with electrification of Equinor’s Hammerfest LNG plant after the Socialist Party withdrew support for a parliamentary motion that could have blocked the project.
Tenaris has secured new contracts to supply pipe for ultra-deepwater gas pipelines in the Black Sea offshore Turkey, supporting the next phase of the Sakarya Gas Project.
The first section of the Dutch hydrogen network has been filled in Rotterdam, marking a key infrastructure milestone as Gasunie advances pipeline development to support industrial hydrogen demand in Europe.
Wales & West Utilities has launched a feasibility study to evaluate a dedicated hydrogen pipeline and storage network in southwest England, targeting industrial decarbonization and future hydrogen supply.
France’s Rhône gas pipeline is operating below capacity following a September outage, with operators delaying a full restart until after a safety review later this year.
India has halted diesel exports to Europe and redirected record volumes to West Africa as the EU enforces a ban on fuel made from Russian crude, reshaping global refined-product trade flows.
A U.S. developer is pursuing a concession to build and operate the proposed Southern Interconnection pipeline, a cross-border gas project that would link Bosnia and Herzegovina to Croatia’s LNG infrastructure and diversify regional supply routes.
Penspen has secured a pre-FEED contract to design a proposed CO₂ pipeline corridor between Basel and Zurich, supporting Switzerland’s plans to build national carbon transport infrastructure for industrial emissions reduction.
SOCAR has begun delivering Azerbaijani natural gas to Germany and Austria via the Trans Adriatic Pipeline, expanding its footprint in Central Europe under the Southern Gas Corridor.
Armenia and Azerbaijan are planning to integrate energy systems as part of a proposed South Caucasus transit corridor that could include new oil and gas pipelines, electricity links, and rail infrastructure.
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