Project news

Pembina Pipeline Corporation has provided a regulatory update for its phase III pipeline expansion project.

Tanzanian President John Magufuli has been assured that the Tanzania-Uganda pipeline project will begin construction soon due to already available funds.

The Georgia State Senate has passed a bill to halt construction of the pipeline.

Williams Partners L.P. has announced that it has reached an agreement with Shell Offshore Inc. and Nexen Petroleum Offshore U.S.A. Inc. to provide deepwater gas gathering services to the Appomattox development.

Williams Partners L.P. has announced the company anticipates beginning construction on its Hillabee Expansion Project soon.

The deal could be worth up to US$10 billion.

Veresen has been left disappointed after its natural gas pipeline project and LNG terminal application from the FERC was denied.

Start up of the Constitution Pipeline is to be delayed by six months following tree cutting row.

FERC order denies project applications for certificate and Section 3 authorisation.

Gazprom discusses its Nord Stream II project in a meeting with with BASF, ENGIE, OMV, Shell and Uniper on March 10.

The last state permit for the Bakken pipeline has been given by the Iowa Utilities Board.

Primoris Services Corporation announces two new pipeline construction awards valued at over US$185 million.

Spiecapag – a VINCI Group subsidiary – has won an EPC gas pipelaying contract for the Trans-Adriatic pipeline project.

This is the first time that US shale gas has ever been shipped to Europe, and represents the culmination of a long term investment by INEOS.

An upcoming connection between the NuStar pipeline and the Cenex Pipeline has been designed to strengthen supply to CHS customers in North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota, US.