Midstream
Though it is lifting force majeure, TotalEnergies will only restart construction on its Mozambique LNG project if the government agrees to a revised budget which adds $4.5 billion to the initial $20-billion project cost estimate.
        
        
    
    Mozambique is poised to become Africa’s third-largest exporter of liquefied natural gas when Coral Norte comes onstream in 2028.
        
        
        
        
    The technology to desalinate and reuse produced water for cooling AI data centers in the Permian Basin exists, but addressing cost challenges remains critical to widespread adoption.
        
        
        
        
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                    QatarEnergy has tapped TotalEnergies as its first international joint venture partner for the North Field East expansion—the world’s largest LNG project ever.
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                    Tanzania has signed an LNG framework agreement to reboot a plan to build an LNG export terminal on the Indian Ocean.
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                    Bidding is open for a 563-km natural gas pipeline that will expand the country’s natural gas transport capacity by 25%.
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                    A new gas-gathering rule that has been issued by the US Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration will soon expand oversight to all onshore gas-gathering pipelines, including about 425,000 miles of lines that had not previously been documented in annual reporting.
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                    Sempra Infrastructure and Poland’s state-owned PGNiG oil and gas company have signed a deal that is expected to result in the export of 3 mtpa of LNG to Poland from Louisiana and Texas.
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                    The high-pressure reinforced thermoplastic composite internal pipe is embedded with fiber optics for monitoring and detection of leaks.
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                    A week after its certification was halted, the company managing the Gazprom-operated pipeline has let go its staff and says its website has been attacked.
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                    The Canadian Government has stopped funding the Trans Mountain Pipeline, whose future will depend on private investors.
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                    The pipeline project was completed in September but whether it will flow is now as uncertain as ever as both Germany and the US seek to shut the project down.
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                    The companies will leverage each other’s experience and assets to offer full-cycle water-handling services in West Texas.
 
    
     
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
