Project news

Intervenors in the Trans Mountain expansion project will begin presenting oral summary arguments in Burnaby next week.

The decision is seen as a major victory for First Nations that could have an impact on future oil pipeline projects.

Many people have been calling for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to postpone Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline hearing, stating that he has not kept his promises regarding pipeline regulatory processes. Soon, the National Energy Board will hold hearings on the project, and by May 2016, the decision on whether to approve it or not should be made.

Magellan Midstream Partners LP and TransCanada Corp. has announced definitive plans to connect TransCanada's Houston tank terminal to Magellan's East Houston terminal.

Premier Rachel Notley told reporters she believes there is “still a path forward”.

Kinder Morgan’s pipeline expansion project has not done enough to earn the support of the British Columbia government.

Gazprom has cancelled several tenders for trunk pipeline for the proposed Nord Stream II project.

US government offers support to finance pipeline.

API states that the newly proposed PHMSA pipeline rule needs more flexibility in order to improve safety.

TransCanada expects to record an estimated CAN$2.5 - $2.9 billion write-down as result of the US Administration’s denial of a Presidential permit.

Frightened residents say there was “nothing normal” about the flaring of natural gas from the Corrib field on 31 December.

AWE and Origin Energy have achieved FID for Stage 1A of the Waitsia gas field project in the onshore Perth Basin, Western Australia.

Enterprise Products Partners L.P. will provide pipeline and marine terminal services for its first export of US crude in over 40 years.

Enterprise Products Partners has completed the remaining 162 miles of the Aegis ethane pipeline.

Nord Stream: four years on (part 2).