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Officer promotions have been announced in connection with the continued development of the executive team.

David G. Dehaemers Jr. is retiring and stepping down as CEO, with William R. Moler appointed to the role, effective immediately.

The company plans to expand capacity of its existing system originating in Cushing, Oklahoma and extending to the Texas Gulf Coast.

Mechanical and electrical services company EnerMech has announced the appointment of Christian Brown as its new CEO.

The technical tests of the EUGAL pipeline have been completed, utilising pigs for inspection.

The company is proposing to expand the capacity of its 20 in. Midland Trunkline that runs from its Stanton Terminal to Midland Junction.

The company will convey 100% ownership in its Rock Creek asset, located in the panhandle region of Oklahoma and Texas.

The companies have received a ‘no-action letter’ from the Canadian Competition Bureau confirming that the Commissioner of Competition does not intend to challenge the proposed acquisition.

The plan, released last week, committed to expanding exports and growing the natural resource economy.

The company plans to expand crude oil transportation from a new origin near Carpenter, Wyoming, to Pony Express destinations in Colorado.

The Whistler Pipeline will transport natural gas from Waha, Texas, to the Agua Dulce area in South Texas.

The company also provided an update on its share repurchase programme.

Certain associated gas infrastructure assets in Saskatchewan are to be sold to Steel Reef Infrastructure Corp. for US$500 million.

The company is considering an expansion of the capacity of its natural gas pipeline system to approximately 200 000 Dt/d.

Noble Midstream will acquire all of Noble Energy’s remaining midstream interests for US$1.6 billion.