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« Nabucco is a truly European project » explained Reinhard Mitschek CEO of Nabucco Gas Pipeline International GmbH.

Feb 14, 2013 Our cooperation with the Shah Deniz II Consortium is ongoing, transparent and very successful. In January we signed a Cooperation Agreement and an Equity Option and Funding Agreement with the Shah Deniz partners. The latter also lays out the principles under which the Equity Option will be exercised, i.e. the Shah Deniz partners will become partners in Nabucco. The Cooperation Agreement in particular emphasizes alignment of project schedules between the Shah Deniz Consortium and ...

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TANAP Pipeline running through Turkey could begin in 2013

Feb 13, 2013 Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said Wednesday that construction of the Trans-Anatolian natural gas pipeline project (TANAP) could begin as early as this year. The Trans-Anatolian Pipeline will enhance Turkey’s position as a leader of energy security in Europe, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said. Turkish interests have a 20% shareholding in the project, with the majority share held by SOCAR, Azerbaijan’s state oil and gas company. The 1,240-mile TANAP pipeline is ...

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The Friendship pipeline : Iran, Iraq, and Syria

Feb 11, 2013 Iran, Iraq, and Syria are working together on a gas pipeline project that will transport gas from the South Pars Field in Assalouyeh, Iran to Damascus via Iraq. Fars Press Agency announced the 1,6000 kilometer pipeline

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Kinder Morgan (KMP) acquires Copano for $5 billion

Jan 30, 2013 Kinder Morgan Energy Partners and Copano Energy announced a definitive agreement whereby KMP will acquire all of Copano’s outstanding units for a total purchase price of approximately $5 billion. The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter of 2013. Copano, a midstream natural gas company with operations primarily in Texas, Oklahoma and Wyoming, provides comprehensive services to natural gas producers, including natural gas gathering, processing, treating and natural gas liquids fractionation. Copano owns ...

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Gazprom will invest an additional $16.9 billion into the South Stream project

Jan 29, 2013 Gazprom said it will invest $16.9 billion expanding its pipelines to take gas to southeastern Europe via the South Stream link, piling further costs onto a project aimed at bypassing traditional transit countries Ukraine and Belarus. The investment in Russia’s domestic pipeline network, revealed in a document posted on Gazprom’s website, will bring the total cost of the project aimed at shipping 63 Bcm of gas under the Black Sea by 2018 to $3 8.4 billion. ...

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BP’s Libya drilling plans on hold

Jan 29, 2013 Plans for BP to begin drilling for oil and gas in Liby a are in serious doubt in the aftermath of the terrorist attack on its gas production plant in neighboring Algeria. A BP spokesman said: « We were due to drill in the second half of this year but we are now reviewing that as a result of the situations in Algeria and Benghazi. » BP signed a $900 million exploration and production agreement with ...

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Shell, Kinder Morgan announce plans to export LNG from U.S.

Jan 29, 2013 A Royal Dutch Shell unit struck a deal with a Kinder Morgan Inc company to export liquefied natural gas out of an existing import terminal near Savannah, Ga., the companies said Monday. The move, which comes in the wake of a recent report commissioned by the U.S. Department of Energy that came out in favor of LNG exports, is the latest among major energy companies seeking to capitalize on North America’s the newly found abundance ...

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New Western Australia Tallaganda gas field may hold 500 Bcf of Natural gas

Jan 29, 2013 A discovery made last year by BHP Billiton and Apache off the coast of Western Australia state could contain around 500 Bcf of natural gas. Although significant, a resource of this size wouldn’t be large enough to support construction of a standalone LNG, export terminal on the coast. LNG terminals typically require at least 3 -4 Tcf of natural gas to be economically viable. The discovery , however, could be combined with others nearby to ...

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