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Nigeria's NNPC is seeking international investors for the $25–26 billion African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a proposed 6,800-kilometre network designed to transport natural gas from Nigeria through West Africa to Morocco and European markets.
Saudi Aramco has commenced preliminary engineering work to expand its East-West Pipeline capacity from 7 million to 10 million barrels per day. The expansion is expected to strengthen Saudi Arabia's alternative oil export routes amid disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz.
EACOP is inviting technology providers to implement specialised pipeline integrity management software for its Ugandan section. The system will integrate risk-based inspection, geographical mapping and maintenance management to strengthen pipeline monitoring and operational reliability.
The three-day conference will bring together pipeline operators, technology providers and industry experts to explore innovations in pipeline integrity, digitalization and energy infrastructure.
Nigeria is advancing plans for a $100 million, 400-kilometre gas distribution pipeline connecting five South-Eastern states. With 150 prospective customers identified and construction targeted for 2027, the project aims to expand industrial gas access and strengthen regional manufacturing.
Indonesia has reduced pipeline gas exports to Singapore by 31 MMscf/d, redirecting supplies towards domestic electricity generation. The decision highlights the growing tension between domestic energy priorities and cross-border gas supply commitments in Southeast Asia.
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline's financing arrangements are under renewed scrutiny as 149 organizations demand greater transparency from eight African and Middle Eastern financial institutions linked to approximately $3.7 billion in project lending.
Kinder Morgan has approved $4.7 billion for two US natural gas pipeline projects designed to serve growing demand from power generation, data centres and LNG exporters. The Southeast Connector and Permian Link are expected to add nearly 904 miles of pipeline infrastructure, with operations targeted to begin in 2030.
Mozambique's state-owned hydrocarbons company, ENH, is seeking investment from South Africa's Sasol and pipeline operator ROMPCO for a proposed $250 million gas infrastructure project. Featuring floating storage and regasification facilities at Beira and Inhassoro, alongside a 140-kilometre pipeline connection, the project aims to strengthen regional gas supplies by 2030 or 2031.
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