Business news - 28 November 2016

Turner & Townsend has won a quantity surveying and cost management contract for BP’s Sullom Voe terminal and the Forties pipeline system.

The Army Corps of Engineers has notified protesters that they must vacate property near the Cannonball River, which is home to Dakota Access protestors’ Oceti Sakowin camp.

The Abura oil pipeline in the Delta State in Nigeria has recently been attacked by an unknown militant group.

Canacol Energy has negotiated new gas sales contracts and has initiated a private gas pipeline. The company forecasts 130 million ft3 of gas production exiting 2017.

The National Energy Board has declined TransCanada’s request for changes to its storage transportation service.

Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. has completed its public offering of US$750 million of senior notes.

Enbridge has recently announced the closing of its CAN$750 million preferred share offering.

The Association of Oil Pipe Lines decry continued administration interference in the approval process of the Dakota Access pipeline project.

Howard Energy Partners has announced the project financing for the Nueva Era pipeline project.