Project news

Colonial pipeline shutdown disrupts gasoline supply in southeast US.

A pipeline that ordinarily transports 1.3 million bpd of gasoline from refineries in Houston to distribution centres across southeast USA has leaked, causing environmental and domestic concerns.

Saudi KAD has been awarded contracts to execute pipeline project work under Saudi Aramco's Master Gas Phase II and Fadhili Gas programmes.

Over 3200 approval conditions and their respective completion status are now available to all Canadians in a simplified and searchable format on the NEB's condition compliance web page.

Velocity Midstream & CVR Refining have announced definitive agreements related to the construction of a crude oil pipeline from the SCOOP play in Central Oklahoma to CVR's Wynnewood refinery.

A recent court ruling has called for Dakota Access LLC to halt construction in another section of the pipeline in North Dakota.

In response to a request from NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd., the National Energy Board has decided to extend the construction start date stated in the sunset clause for the North Montney pipeline project.

Circle Oil has successfully carried out repair work on a gas pipeline that transports gas produced in the Sebou field.

Israel and Palestine have reached an agreement, which will move forward plans to build a natural gas pipeline from Israel into the Gaza Strip.

The need to design a new pipeline route could see a larger budget than first thought for the planned 400 km gas pipeline project.

The Townsend facility includes a shallow-cut natural gas processing facility, natural gas gathering and liquids egress lines and a truck terminal.

Gazprom has received another TurkStream permit, for the offshore section of the pipeline.

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has approved the expansion of Dominion East Ohio's pipeline infrastructure replacement programme.

The Public Service Board is currently considering whether it will re-evaluate the permit for a Vermont Gas Systems’ pipeline extension through Addison County.

API and building trades unions call on US government to uphold the rule of law on the Dakota Access pipeline project.