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A total of 524 new-build trunk/transmission pipelines projects are expected to start operations from 2022 to 2026.

Woodside has partnered with ReCarbon and LanzaTech to assess the viability of a carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) project, in Australia.

The move comes as the UK looks to improve energy independence, and as the OGA pursues its North Sea Deal to reduce emissions.

Singapore’s foodtech startup Next Gen Foods has launched a plant-based chicken alternative named TiNDLE that offers the same taste, texture, and versatility as real chicken.

Canadian heavy oil producer Serafina Energy is considering the sale of the company to capitalise on the surging crude oil prices.

Qatar has opened the Barzan gas plant, located in the Ras Laffan Industrial City, to meet domestic natural gas requirements.

The rapid exit of oil majors from Russia is emblematic of how the industry's social license is on the line.

The Ukraine crisis threatens to increase rising inflation, in turn hurting oil demand and investments, according to OPEC.

Sanctions against Russia will likely cause it to reduce oil production by nearly one-quarter, while refineries processing will also fall.

Norway is looking to boost gas supplies to offset rising prices, as sanctions against Russian energy commodities come into effect.