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10/9/2025 News

Russia and China sign MoU for Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline – potentially reshaping the global gas map

A legally-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed for the long-delayed Power of Siberia 2 (PoS-2) gas pipeline mega-project, which would reroute gas volumes once destined for Europe before the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Gas markets

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24/7/2024 News

Looming end of Russian gas transit through Ukraine to West sets the stage for LNG and pipeline diversions

The European Union (EU) aims to ban Russian fuel imports by 2027. However, nearly half of Russia’s pipeline gas supplies to Europe and Moldova are still passing through Ukraine, totalling 13.7bn m³ in 2023, according to Rystad Energy. But the current five-year gas transit agreement between Russia and Ukraine is set to expire by the end of 2024, leading to concerns about the future flow of these gas volumes, warns the market analyst as the EU discusses the possibility of involving Azerbaijan in a future transit deal.

Natural gas

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27/3/2024 Feature / Nazar Atajanov

Turkmenistan’s energy infrastructure

Turkmenistan hosts one of the world’s largest onshore gas fields, Galkynysh, and is a major player in the Asian energy market, reports Nazar Atajanov, Director of the energy investment event organiser Turkmen Forum.

Hydrogen

Hydrogen pipes in a field

5/7/2023 News

US and Japan will struggle to hit ambitious hydrogen targets

High production costs and lack of infrastructure will test recently published hydrogen strategies from both the US and Japan, according to the latest analysis from Wood Mackenzie. Meanwhile, an ambitious Gulf-to-Europe hydrogen pipeline is being proposed.

Hydrogen

View along a line of silver pipe sitting on wooden blocks on an earth track, awaiting installation, with a row of caterpillar tracked vehicles with lifting arms in the distance and line of electricity pylons and transmission wires to the right

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26/11/2025 Feature / Assia Bekkar

Mediterranean hydrogen pipeline: future power hub or white elephant?

A multi-billion project to build and repurpose a 3,300 km land and subsea pipeline carrying green hydrogen from Algeria via Tunisia to Italy, Austria and Germany continues, although many key factors depend on the outcome of ongoing feasibility studies, reports Assia Bekkar.

Carbon capture, usage and storage

An annotated digital map of a section of the intended route of the overground CO2 pipeline, as part of the Costain FEED work for the East Coast Cluster

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10/7/2024 Feature / Niku Nobakhti

Designing the world’s first overground CO₂ pipeline for CCUS hub in Teesside

Two industrial projects in Teesside will see approximately 4mn t/y of CO₂ collected from local emitters and safely transported for storage offshore via a new overground pipeline designed by Costain, reports Project Manager Niku Nobakhti.

Grid management

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15/5/2024 Feature / Janet Wood

Why Great Britain is going towards a ‘whole system’ network transmission approach to energy operations

To deliver a ‘net zero carbon’ economy, Great Britain has to remake its energy system, both physically with expanded networks and economically with new markets. A new National Energy System Operator (NESO) will have responsibility for delivering the change across both electricity and gas, reports Janet Wood FEI.

Interconnectors

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8/1/2025 Feature / Janet Wood

What is the potential of hydrogen interconnectors?

Electricity interconnectors are expanding and attracting investment. Can the development of hydrogen pipelines be as successful internationally as the energy transition gains momentum, asks Janet Wood.

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