Project news

Yokogawa has received an EPMS and SCADA order for a major multi-product fuel pipeline project in the UK.

Plains All American Pipeline has announced that it plans to expand the capacity of its Cactus pipeline.

Protesters were tear gassed and three were arrested at the latest Dakota Access pipeline protest, news sources have reported.

Energy Transfer Partners has filed a motion to block the US Army Corps of Engineers from publishing its intent to prepare an environmental study for a controversial DAPL crossing at Lake Oahe.

While court hearings continue over clashes between protestors and police officials, North Dakota’s new governor thinks that Trump is likely allow construction of the pipeline to continue.

Multifuels Midstream Group has recently acquired a gas pipeline system in central Texas.

Cabot Oil & Gas has increased its gas production due to demand. As a result, the company has invested in two pipeline project to help with transporting the flow.

Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain expansion project has received environmental approval from the government of British Columbia.

Blackbird Energy Inc. has completed the facility and gathering system construction at Elmworth/Pipestone and has provided an operational update regarding its accelerated business plan and stage completions.

The Center for Individual Freedom has sent requests to government agencies regarding the communications made between officials and the sister of the Chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.

Wood Group has recently secured a multi-million dollar framework agreement with Saudi Aramco.

QS Energy's AOT crude oil pipeline optimisation technology is currently under consideration for the application on a high volume offshore marine terminal facility.

The Trans Adriatic pipeline project is progressing and has recently has 95 km of line installed onsite.

The Crimean peninsula has received its first natural gas from Russia.

Construction has been completed on the AUS$19.8 million Bundaberg Port gas pipeline.