Business news - 11 June 2014

Kenya is set to start taking bids for the design and construction of the 800 km Kenya-Uganda crude oil pipeline.

TransCanada Corp.'s Chief Executive said yesterday that he remains "very optimistic" that the Keystone XL pipeline will get built.

According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), crude by rail transportation provides Bakken Shale production access to major markets.

Russia skams Bulgaria’s decision to suspend work on the South Stream Pipeline.

ESIA report for Turkish Sector shows minimal environmental impact.

Marsol International has entered into a partnership with RMA Engineering Solutions to support its international growth strategy.

Bureau Veritas has been awarded the prestigious OMAE 2013 Best Paper of Offshore Technology Symposium.

Statoil and Research & Development Corporation invest in Arctic and harsh-environment R&D.

Gassco plans future infrastructure for Barents Sea.

Willbros names Douglas Sipe as Vice President of regulatory and public affairs.

Abakan and MetalSol has secured initial sales and test orders from some of Mexico’s largest steel manufacturers.