Business news - 28 April 2014

High seas: new discoveries bolster the Gulf of Mexico’s future as a prime production basin, but challenges remain, examines Gordon Cope.

Canada will make its final decision on whether to authorise Enbridge's proposed Northern Gateway pipeline in mid-June.

Azerbaijan, Turkey and Romania are cooperating to ensure the energy security of the region through all the projects planned and implemented.

Esso’s Midline Pipeline has been reopened following temporary closure due to the discovery of a tapping device and the theft of approximately 30 000 litres of diesel.

The Pipe Line Contractors Association of Canada (PLCAC) celebrates its 60th anniversary in Vancouver this May.

KXL demonstrations for ‘reject and protect’ week continued in Washington DC over the weekend, including a demo outside Secretary of State John Kerry’s doorstep.

TransCanada releases a statement related to another process delay announced by the US Department of State.

According to Jack Gerard, President and CEO of the API, the improvement of women and minorities’ preparation for STEM is a national priority.