Norway’s gas network operator, Gassco, said on its website Tuesday that a planned shutdown at one of its gas processing plants had been extended until July 15. It had been due to come back ...

The network of gas storage sites across the European Union is the second largest in the world after the US and has become an increasingly important buffer against supply shocks and price spikes.

The security of Europe's energy infrastructure is in the spotlight after the Nord Stream damage. Norway, now Europe's biggest supplier of oil and gas, is on high alert after acts of "sabotage".

London (CNN) — A pipeline ferrying natural gas between Finland and Estonia has become the focus of an international investigation into a potential act of sabotage, raising fresh concerns about ...

Gazprom shipped 190 billion cubic meters of natural gas to Europe in 2017—a record high, according to Bloomberg. In 2018, that figure is expected to dip slightly to 180 billion cubic meters ...

Europe must cut the gas now—not to punish Putin, but to defend itself. Subscribe ... (Yamal Gas Link Pipeline) into the German natural gas pipeline network to the west. In addition, gas can ...

PACE has become the largest gas station network in Europe, spanning a total of 15 European countries. Renowned brands such as Esso, JET, OMV, TAMOIL and many more are among the partners.

The “European hydrogen backbone” was presented in a vision paper developed by transmission system operators Enagás, Energinet, Fluxys Belgium, Gasunie, GRTgaz, NET4GAS, OGE, ONTRAS, Snam ...

Rystad Energy estimates 52 billion cubic metres (bcm) of gas a year comes to Europe via Ukraine or nearby routes, while total Russian supplies to Europe are about 150 bcm to 190 bcm.

Shipping natural gas in a liquefied form has become Europe’s eureka solution to what the European Commission has labeled “energy blackmail” by President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.

Russia's Gazprom has halted gas supplies to Bulgaria and Poland, reviving European supply concerns as Russia and the West clash over Moscow's demand for payments in roubles.