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Dakota Access Pipeline has filed two lawsuits with the aim of challenging the Army Corps of Engineers, end interference from the Obama Administration and complete the pipeline.

"The increased spending by oil and gas companies for infrastructure and network protection as well as the upgradation of oil refineries, pipelines and drilling sites, are some of the factors expected to drive the pipeline market."

Subsea UK continues its drive to reduce operational costs at its second Springboard event.

TransCanada has recently closed its CAN$3.5 billion public common share offering.

Oil and gas professionals have revealed their employers of choice in the inaugural Ideal Employer survey 2016.

Turkish and Israeli officials have recently met to discuss the feasibility of an offshore gas pipeline project between the two countries for supply across Europe.

Technip has introduced its new diving support vessel, Deep Explorer.

Flexitallic builds presence in southeast Asia with new Singapore licensee agreement.

After high demand, TransCanada has recently announced an increase in its preferred shares, Series 15.

Energy Transfer Partners and Sunoco Logistics Partners have denounced a recent statement by the Army Corps of Engineers, regarding the Dakota Access pipeline.

Bulgaria and Romania have recently launched a new natural gas pipeline, which in turn will lessen the countries’ reliance on Russian energy.

Subsea Asia has partnered with OSEA 2016 in order to maximise overseas opportunities for UK firms.

Harold G. Hamm has been named Chief Roughneck by US Steel Tubular Products.

Gazprom and Amur Region address the progress of the Power of Siberia pipeline and the construction of the Amur gas processing plant.

Students have recently protested the Mackinac Straits oil pipeline, deeming it unsafe and damaging to the environment.