pipeline | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 14
Israeli-Jordanian Gas Pipeline to Come Online in 2017
An Israeli-Jordanian pipeline will start supplying natural gas from the Israeli Tamar offshore field to Jordan in 2017 for an initial term of 10 years.
Colombian Rebel Group Attacks Cano Limon Oil Pipeline
Production along Colombia's second most important oil pipeline, the Cano-Limon Covenas, has been suspended following two rebel bomb attacks carried out by National Liberation Army (ELN).
Algeria’s Sonatrach to Invest $3.2b to Increase Pipeline Capacity
Algerian energy company Sonatrach will invest $3.2b over four years, including $530m in 2016, to increase pipeline capacity as natural gas output rises from new and existing fields.
Tanzania-Uganda Oil Pipeline to be Launched in August 2016
Construction of the long-awaited Tanzania-Uganda crude oil pipeline is expected to start in August this year, and will be completed in 2019. The $4b pipeline is to ship 200,000b/d and it will be carried out by UK’s T ... Iraqi Kurdistan Region Sees 50% Decline in Oil Exports
Oil exports from the autonomous Kurdistan region in northern Iraq declined by nearly 50% in February due to the ongoing outage of a pipeline to Turkey, wiping $350m off the cash-strapped Kurdistan region's revenues a ...
South African Investors Compete over Mozambican Gas Pipelines
South African investors seek to construct two gas pipelines for the transportation of Mozambican gas to the country.
Djibouti Launches Mega Gas Project
Republic of Djibouti and Ethiopia have launched a new $4b mega-gas project for the export of Ethiopian gas. This will become the second major joint energy infrastructure project between the two countries.
Turkey to Restore Pipeline for Oil Transfer from Northern Iraq
Turkey has begun work to repair a pipeline taking crude oil from northern Iraq to the Mediterranean through its restive southeast and aims to restore flows soon.
