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Malaysian Prime Minister, Najib Razak, recently said that the country is contemplating whether or not to participate in the construction of the TAPI gas pipelines.

The National Energy Board’s report, ‘Canada’s Energy Future 2016: Update’, discusses the evolving energy market conditions and policy developments over the past year.

TC PipeLines, LP is set to attend the RBC Capital Markets 2016 MLP Conference.

Donald Trumps electoral win could see the revival of TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline expansion project.

Sunoco Logistics has recently announced a strategic crude oil joint venture with ExxonMobil, where pipelines and terminals will be contributed.

The Ichthys pipeline has been safely welded together and is now ready to deliver gas from onshore to offshore.

API President Jack Gerard looks forward to working with new administration on energy policies.

Research and Markets announces new ‘Global LNG Market Demand & Supply Analysis’, which forecasts up to 2025 as well as details the growing focus on the expansion of gas pipeline infrastructure.

The winner of the Best Pipe Fitter of Gazprom Transgaz Ukhta contest has been announced.

The pipeline is expected to contribute to serving Europe’s energy demand and allow Turkey to become gas trade centre.

Energy Transfer Partners has stated that it is set to begin construction of the most contested stretch of the Dakota Access pipeline.

Security forces in Nigeria are trying to disarm explosives that were planted on a state-owned oil pipeline.

The FERC have delayed the application and reviewing process for the PennEast pipeline project.

What does Donald Trump’s US Presidency mean for Canada’s oil and gas pipeline industry?

According to a new market report, the pipeline safety market will be worth approximately US$8.67 billion by 2021.