OrbΓ‘n is open to unlocking the multibillion loan for Ukraine after European fury
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor OrbΓ‘n is considering unblocking a significant loan to Ukraine in response to mounting European pressure and amid his party's electoral struggles.
About Russian Oil and the Poor Ε utaj EΕ‘tok / Many Things Have Now Surfaced and Shocked the Voter
The article discusses political games surrounding the halted Druzhba oil pipeline and the implications for Slovakia's gas prices and energy policies.
Fourteen injured in Kharkiv and nearby village after Russian strikes hit high-rise building and gas pipeline β photos, video
A Russian attack in Kharkiv resulted in fourteen injuries after missiles struck a residential area and damaged vital infrastructure.
Russia warns of possible Black Sea pipeline sabotage plots, claims threat to peace talks
Russia has warned that it has intelligence about potential sabotage attempts on Black Sea gas pipelines, which it claims could jeopardize ongoing peace negotiations with Ukraine.
Hungary threatens to stop exporting gas and electricity to Ukraine
Hungary has warned it may halt gas and electricity exports to Ukraine if Russian oil supplies via the Druzhba pipeline are not restored.
Neighbors agree to restart trans-Saharan gas pipeline
Algeria and Niger have announced an agreement to resume construction on the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline following a period of diplomatic tensions.
From Nigeria to Europe via Algeria: Learn about the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline
The Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline project aims to transport significant natural gas quantities from Nigeria to Europe, passing through Niger and Algeria, with construction set to begin soon after Ramadan.
Tebboune and Tiani discuss enhancing political and economic cooperation between Algeria and Niger
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune and Nigerien President General Abdourahamane Tiani have announced steps to enhance bilateral cooperation, including the launch of gas pipeline works and infrastructure projects after Ramadan.
Niger and Algeria announce start of 'new dynamic' after pipeline talks in Algiers
Niger's military junta and Algeria have initiated a new era of cooperation following discussions about the construction of a significant gas pipeline.
Algeria: The practical phase of the trans-Saharan gas pipeline begins after Ramadan
The Algerian president announced that the practical phase of the trans-Saharan gas pipeline project will commence after Ramadan, marking a significant step in the energy partnership between Algeria and Niger.
Can a tender change the balance of corporate power in Argentina?
An Indian company won a major contract for a key gas pipeline in Vaca Muerta, sidelining Techint, a giant in Argentina's industrial sector, prompting analysis of the implications for national industry and corporate dynamics.
Shared gas infrastructure vital for Africaβs industrial growth β NNPC
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company emphasizes the importance of shared gas infrastructure for Africa's industrial growth, with a particular focus on the NigeriaβMorocco Gas Pipeline as a crucial energy resource.
Video: Russian Attempt at Undetected Pipeline Breach Ends in Failure
The article discusses a failed attempt by Russia to breach a gas pipeline undetected.
The captain of the ship that damaged the Balticconnector pleaded not guilty in court in Hong Kong
A Chinese captain of the Newnew Polar Bear ship, charged with damaging a gas pipeline between Finland and Estonia, pleaded not guilty in a Hong Kong court.
Aasland on Barents gas pipeline: - Failed the market test
The Norwegian government has no plans to subsidize a gas pipeline from the Barents Sea, indicating there is insufficient proven gas to justify the investment.
A person died and a gas pipeline was damaged due to Russian attacks in Odesa
Russian drone strikes in Odesa resulted in one death and damage to a gas pipeline, prompting officials to describe the assault as a mass attack.
Nigeria needs $22bn for gas pipeline projects β NNPC
Nigeria's National Petroleum Company projects a need for $22 billion in investments to improve its gas pipeline infrastructure under the Gas Master Plan 2026.
US firm's gas pipeline may further weaken Gazprom's presence in Europe β Ukraine's foreign intelligence
A US company has proposed a new gas pipeline in Bosnia and Herzegovina, aiming to reduce Gazprom's monopoly in the region.
Explosion in Szczecin. Services are in action
During earthworks on ΕΔ czna Street in Szczecin, a gas pipeline was damaged, leading to a gas ignition and an explosion, prompting the evacuation of 17 people from a nearby building.
Paolo Rocca States His Position on the Bid for the Vaca Muerta Gas Pipeline
Techint's president, Paolo Rocca, expressed his views on the tubing tender for the export gas pipeline from Vaca Muerta to the coast of RΓo Negro, emphasizing the need to defend the industry against unfair competition from imports.
The president of Techint explained his position on the bidding for pipes for a Vaca Muerta gas pipeline
Paolo Rocca, president of Techint, outlined his stance on a bidding process his company lost to an Indian group, emphasizing the need for competitive practices in Argentina and noting significant investments over the past three years.
How many bids Techint won and lost in 2025?
The article discusses Techint's performance in public bidding, particularly mentioning its competition with an Indian company for a gas pipeline project in Argentina.
The TurkStream pipeline increases the flow of Russian gas to Europe
Despite Brussels preparing to phase out Russian natural gas, deliveries through the TurkStream pipeline have increased by 7% in January compared to the same month last year.
Energy projects announced in Sonora: Mexico consolidates as a key energy point in Latin America
The Secretary of Energy announced significant investment projects in Sonora, including the expansion of a gas pipeline that will facilitate gas exports to Asia.
Germanyβs Uniper Seeks $50M From Gazprom in Gas Transit Dispute
Germany's Uniper has filed a $53.6 million lawsuit against Gazprom for reduced gas deliveries through the OPAL pipeline due to sanctions imposed on Russia.
Trump's associates want to build a gas pipeline to Croatia in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Associates of former President Trump are negotiating a $200 million contract to build a gas pipeline from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Croatia.
Trump-linked figures lead talks on $200m European pipeline contract
Key allies of Donald Trump are negotiating a substantial pipeline contract in Europe aimed at reducing the region's dependency on gas.
Russian Gas Deliveries to China via the "Power of Siberia" Pipeline Increased in 2025
Gas deliveries from Russia to China through the "Power of Siberia" pipeline surged by almost 25% in 2025, according to Gazprom's announcement.
BiH builds pipeline to Croatia. RS wants to build a larger and twice as expensive one to Serbia
The project to connect the gas networks of Croatia and BiH has gained priority in Bosnia and Herzegovina, while authorities in Republika Srpska are still pursuing additional connections to Russia via a new pipeline to northwestern BiH.
Russians attempted a breakthrough in Kupjansk through the gas pipeline. Ukrainians: We killed 40 of them
Ukrainian forces thwarted a new Russian attack in Kupjansk, killing at least 40 soldiers who attempted to use the Soyuz gas pipeline for a covert advance.
Russian attempt to storm Kupiansk using gas pipeline 'thwarted,' 40 soldiers 'eliminated,' Ukraine's 7th Corps says
Ukraine's 7th Rapid Response Corps reported thwarting a Russian attack in Kupiansk that involved using a gas pipeline, resulting in the elimination of 40 soldiers.
Ukraine's air assault troops foil Russian attempt to break through using gas pipeline in Kharkiv Oblast β video
Ukraine's air assault troops have successfully thwarted a Russian attempt to assault using the Soyuz gas pipeline on the Kupiansk front.
Ukrainian drone strike hits port and gas pipeline in Tuapse, Russia
Ukrainian armed forces are conducting almost daily drone strikes deep into Russian territory, targeting oil and gas infrastructure.
Revelation Times: Russian submarines escorted the spy ship Yantar in British waters
Russian submarines reportedly operated in coordination with the well-known Moscow intelligence vessel Yantar to map critical underwater infrastructure around the UK, including following it last November as it inspected a gas pipeline connecting Britain to Ireland.