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32% of natural gas pipeline capacity into the Northeast could be bidirectional by 2017.

Russia will stop construction of the South Stream pipeline and focus on developing a gas hub on the Turkish-Greek border.

The certificate allows the project to move ahead pending a final investment decision from PETRONAS and receipt of a construction permit.

Local property tax payments from Atlantic Coast Pipeline expected to top US$25 million a year.

The DEH riser will connect the Kristin and Maria fields in the Norwegian Sea with the Kristin platform, ensuring the constant flow through pipelines.

Former Greenpeace President Patrick Moore believes Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline should move forward.

Hillary Clinton addresses League of Conservation Voters.

Russia's Gazprom and Turkey's Botas have signed a memorandum to build an undersea pipeline to Turkey.

According to the US Energy Information Administration, international energy markets depend on reliable transport routes.

Turkmenistan’s current laws do not grant production-sharing rights for onshore blocks to foreign companies.

Crude oil has spilled into muskeg in northern Alberta.

The NEB has approved the applied-for toll design for Mainline tolls for 2015 to 2020 and certain parameters for a toll-setting methodology up to 2030.

Enbridge is set to purchase an 80% interest in a portfolio of two wind farms in the US from E.ON for an enterprise value of US$650 million.

Kinder Morgan leaves Burnaby Mountain early in the face of increased protests.

Oilex Ltd has completed the Cambay-77H production test and downhole data has been sent to a specialist oil and gas consulting company for analysis.