An interactive atlas of global oil and gas systems — extraction fields, pipeline networks, LNG terminals, and strategic chokepoints. Six continents. Hundreds of data points.
Nord Stream, TurkStream, Southern Gas Corridor, Druzhba, Norwegian networks, 28 LNG terminals.
Strait of Hormuz, Malacca chokepoints. TAPI, Power of Siberia, Ghawar, South Pars, Kashagan.
Permian Basin, Athabasca Oil Sands, Marcellus Shale. Keystone XL, Colonial Pipeline, 13 LNG.
Brazil Pre-Salt, Vaca Muerta shale, Orinoco Belt, Guyana boom. Trans-Andean pipelines at 4,860m.
Nigeria LNG, Hassi R'Mel hub, EACOP, Mozambique Rovuma gas, Senegal & Ghana new producers.
World's largest LNG exporter. Gorgon, Ichthys, Prelude FLNG. Queensland CSG revolution.
All six regions unified — 240+ elements with global shipping routes and strategic chokepoints.
The Global Oil & Gas Infrastructure Atlas maps the world's energy systems through interactive visualizations — animated pipeline flows, pulsing markers, and detailed data popups covering production rates, reserves, operational status, and geopolitical context.
Zoom, pan, click. Hover pipelines for instant data. Filter by category or region.
Production rates, capacities, reserve estimates. Status: active, damaged, shut, proposed.
Sanctions, conflicts, guerrilla attacks, referendum shutdowns, new discoveries.
Single HTML files. No build tools. Works offline. Open in any browser.
Where every layer of this atlas comes from — and where you can check the numbers yourself.
Pipelines, fields and LNG terminals were compiled by hand from public industry and agency reporting, reflecting the situation in early 2026. Capacities, production rates and reserve estimates are approximate and pipeline routes are simplified: the atlas is built to show how the system fits together, not to support investment or engineering decisions.
These public datasets track the same objects and are the fastest way to check or update any figure shown here: