Prime Minister of Malta over the signing of a letter of intent on the Malta – Sicily gas pipeline project. Addressing journalists, Minister without portfolio Konrad Mizzi gave a detailed presentation on this project.
He said the pipeline will cost
Continue Reading ?Morocco and Nigeria have taken a major step forward to construct an over 4,000-km gas pipeline that will carry Nigerian gas through six West African countries to Morocco, improving access to energy across the nations.
The two sides concluded an agreement for the Gazoduc pipeline project and another one for cooperation in the field of fertilizers at a ceremony in Rabat last week.
The agreements were concluded five months after the visit of Morocco’s King Mohammed VI to Nigeria in December last ...
Continue Reading ?Uganda and Tanzania signed an agreement on their proposed $3.55 billion crude export pipeline on Friday, a key milestone for the project which is expected to start pumping Ugandan oil to international markets in three years.
An official at Uganda’s Ministry of Energy told Reuters the agreement covered terms on tax incentives for the project, implementation timelines, the size of the pipeline and local content levels.
Adewale Fayemi, the manager for Uganda at Total, said the project will become « the longest electrically ...
Continue Reading ?A group of New South Wales manufacturers are pushing the state government to ensure gas from Santos
Continue Reading ?Enbridge has announced the largest project in its history, the Line 3 Replacement Program (L3RP), which will run from Alberta, Canada to the Minnesota-Wisconsin border in the US.
Estimated to cost CA$7.5 billion (US$5.48 billion), the L3RP will be a 1,659 km transnational crude oil pipeline to replace the Line 3 pipeline which was installed in the 1960s.
The Canadian side of the pipeline will run between Hardisty, Alberta and Gretna, Manitoba. On the US side the pipeline will extend from Neche, ...
Continue Reading ?Sunoco Logistics Partners LP and Energy Transfer Partners LP have completed the merger of an indirect subsidiary of Sunoco Logistics with and into Energy Transfer. Energy Transfer will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Sunoco Logistics.
At the effective time of the merger, each Energy Transfer common unit converted into the right to receive 1.5 Sunoco Logistics common units. Based on the Energy Transfer units outstanding, Sunoco Logistics issued approximately 845
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