Project news

The Three Affiliated Tribes have told news sources that Paradigm Energy Partners did not receive tribal permission before placing an oil pipeline and a natural gas pipeline beneath Lake Sakakawea.

The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues has called the US government to hear the viewpoint of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe regarding the Dakota Access pipeline.

Enbridge Energy Partners, L.P has announced the joint funding arrangement terms for the Bakken pipeline system investment and long-term deferral of the Sandpiper pipeline project.

Gazprom and the Turkish Energy Ministry have addressed the further implementation of the TurkStream pipeline project.

Williams Partners has advanced its Gulf Connector Project by filing for an application with the FERC to serve two Gulf Coast LNG export facilities.

The Nord Stream 2 pipeline project has divided views in Europe and beyond. Slovakian and US officials have recently commented on the project.

BP has stated that it has no concerns or problems with financing the Trans Adriatic pipeline project.

The Alaskan AKLNG project, set to transport natural gas via pipeline through Alaska, has been cancelled for now after its partners pull out due to economical worries.

Buckeye Partners, L.P. announces open season for second phase of its Michigan-Ohio pipeline expansion project.

Gazprom executives have held talks with the Turkish Energy Minister in Istanbul. The discussions primarily centred on resuming the Turkish Stream project.

Gazprom and Edison discuss the southern route of Russian natural gas supplies to Europe via pipeline.

Fluenta has announced it has signed an agreement with the Kuwait Oil Company to supply flare gas meters.

Cyprus and Egypt have signed an agreement, which will enable the flow of Cypriot natural gas to reach the Egyptian market via an underwater pipeline.

Protestors of TransCanada’s Energy East pipeline project have caused the NEB to postpone a number of their hearings.

Local Native Americans have been rallying against the Dakota Access pipeline alongside other protesters, as a federal judge is soon set to rule on whether construction of the line should be halted.