Business news - 11 April 2016

TransCanada Corp. has announced that it has been chosen to build, own and operate the Tula-Villa de Reyes pipeline in Mexico.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley asks eastern Canadian audience to stand with Alberta on pipeline issues.

RN-Vankor has announced it is finishing the construction of a linear sector of Suzun-Vankor intrafield oil pipeline.

After a recent investment agreement was signed between the TAPI pipeline shareholders, the Asian Development Bank is confident in the ability to construction the pipeline through Afghanistan’s most violent areas.

The Canadian company won out over Sempra unit Ienova, which was disqualified from bidding.

Saudi Aramco will share its pipeline integrity management and technologies solutions at Pipeline Operations and Management Middle East (POMME 2016), 11-14 April 2016.

Keystone pipeline is put back into service at reduced pressure.

DNV GL has launched the first globally applicable guidance for leak detection systems for offshore fields.

Gazprom’s Alexey Miller has announced that the company will be increasing its natural gas supply to Armenia, and contribute to the country’s gas transmission infrastructure.