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Siemens has delivered five compressor trains for a project which is part of an energy reform programme to stimulate Mexico’s economic growth.

Velocity has announced the completion of its 12 in. crude oil pipeline loop through the SCOOP play and the construction of a 12 in. Merge pipeline extension.

TRIG’s LOAD sensor has been certified by the AAR to begin pilot trials on rail tank cars shipping hazardous commodities like crude oil and refined fuels.

Open season, commencing on 6 March, has been announced for Tall Oak’s Arkoma Residue Capacity pipeline.

Chevron affirms cash flow growth and capital discipline at annual security analyst meeting.

Drew Lafleur has been appointed the new Chief Technology Officer for Technical Toolboxes.

The Council of the European Union has rejected a proposal to extend EU internal energy market rules to cover offshore gas pipelines.

The International Energy Agency has reported that limited pipeline capacity in North America could lead to the doubling of crude-by-rail shipments to over 390 000 bpd.

Enterprise Products Partners to host investor and analyst day on 7 March 2018.

TransCanada’s open season closes on 15 March.

Oil major Total has increased its presence in Libya by purchasing Marathon’s stake in the Waha Concessions.

GASTRANS is contemplating the construction of a pipeline for transmission of natural gas on the territory of the Republic of Serbia.

ExxonMobil will contribute US$20 million in funding to research as well as developing lower carbon energy solutions.

The unique testing facility for pipeline inspection has been patented to protect the technical solutions created.

Gas supplies to Europe remain intact after Russia starts termination of gas contracts with Ukraine.