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Entries for the 2016 ADIPEC awards have been shortlisted and the winners will be named at a gala dinner and ceremony on the opening day of the event.

A new steam turbine repair facility in Piedmont has expanded Sulzer’s network capability.

American Midstream Partners is set to buy JP Energy as part of an all-stock US$2 billion deal. The companies have entered a merger deal.

Subsea UK is set to showcase British oil and gas expertise in Brazil at the Rio Oil and Gas Expo and Conference.

The European Commission has announced that the first gas interconnector between Finland and Estonia will end energy isolation.

Husky Energy has been given a 30-day extension to file a report regarding the cause of an oil spill that occurred earlier this year.

India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, is set to launch a gas pipeline project in a visit to his Lok Sabha constituency.

The Polish government is putting pressure on the European Commission to rule whether the pipeline conforms with EU law.

Atlas Copco is set to exhibit energy efficient compressors and vacuum pumps at EMEX 2016.

The Energy East pipeline “will happen” eventually according to Irving Oil’s Chairman, Arthur Irving.

Protesters of the Dakota Access pipeline project are there to stay, as they set up camp on reservation land for the winter.

A recent meeting between Gazprom and the President of Kyrgyzstan reviewed issues of bilateral co-operation, natural gas transmission systems and pipelines.

TC PipeLines, LP has announcef its cash distribution for 3Q16. The figure presents a 6% increase from its 3Q15 result.

DTE Energy has completed its closed its US$1.3 billion purchase of midstream natural gas assets.

TransCanada is set to issue its third quarter 2016 results on 2 November.