Business news

Murphy Oil Company has been issued a CAN$172 500 administrative penalty for a pipeline spill that occurred in 2015.

Sempra Energy now has 13 board members due to the appointment of two new directors.

A natural gas pipeline has exploded in Nigeria, with investigations currently underway.

TransCanada has announced its offer to sell a 49.3% interest in the Iroquois pipeline and remaining 11.8% interest in PNGTS to TC PipeLines, LP.

On 26 February, a man was reportedly seen shooting a high-powered rifle at the under-construction Sabal Trail natural gas pipeline.

Laurini Officine Meccaniche is prototyping new sizes of its Vulcano 2.0 machine, a self-propelled radio-controlled vibrating screen on a tracked vehicle, to be presented officially in April 2017.

The provincial government of British Columbia has approved the expansion of a TransCanada natural gas pipeline.

Teodora Georgieva has highlighted the key role of the Southern Gas Corridor project for the Interconnector Greece-Bulgaria project in an interview with Trend.

Azerbaijani natural gas is reportedly scheduled to begin flowing through the Southern Gas Corridor by 2020.

The Dominion Midstream GP, LLC board has appointed two new directors.

Construction on the Dakota Access pipeline project is currently ahead of schedule.

Four bombs exploded near a pipeline site in northern Iraq on 25 February.

Pembina Pipeline Corporation has recently filed its 2016 year end disclosure documents.

As all conditions in the merger agreement have been met, the transaction is expected to close on 27 February 2017.

Fairway Energy has recently filed an antitrust lawsuit against Magellan Midstream Partners over the potential stifling of competition.