Project news

The provincial government of Alberta predicts economic recovery, with growth driven by the energy sector, and specifically, pipelines.

Azerbaijani natural gas pipeline loans are at risk after a watchdog suspended the country’s membership.

Enbridge Energy has defended the safety of its Line 5 pipeline to the Michigan Pipeline Safety Advisory Board.

ReThink Energy NJ recently issued a statement discussing Enbridge’s agreement to purchase PSEG’s 10% share in the PennEast pipeline. ReThink believes this development further exaggerates the self-dealing nature of the PennEast project.

Alliance Pipeline has called for expressions of interest in a new transportation capacity to feed the Chicago market hub.

YESCO Electrical Supply, Inc. has successfully completed the delivery of electrical supplies to Dakota Access pipeline terminals.

The presidents of Russia and Turkey have had a meeting to discuss the implementation of the TurkStream natural gas pipeline project.

ReThink Energy NJ has stated that PSEG’s efforts to get out of the PennEast pipeline shows the project is in trouble and reflects the growing opposition, delays and mounting problems with the pipeline.

On 7 March, several Ambassadors paid a visit to the Trans Adriatic pipeline project site in Albania.

Nesbitt Parcel agrees with US Army Corps of Engineers’ preference for the most practical and least damaging route for the Atlantic Sunrise gas pipeline.

Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline has completed its final cost estimate review with shippers and, throughout, has maintained strong commercial support.

Public Service Enterprise Group is looking to sell its 10% stake in the proposed PennEast pipeline.

Over 130 groups nationwide have signed a pledge, agreeing to block the Trump Administration appointments to the Federal Energy Resource Commission. Opponents believe the commission is ‘recklessly’ permitting oil and gas pipelines.

Canyon Midstream has announced that it has begun construction of a gas gathering and processing system in Oklahoma's STACK play.

A US judge has denied a request to halt construction of the final section of the Dakota Access pipeline, while the company behind the project plans to start pumping oil through a section of the line by the week of 13 March.