Project news

Energy Transfer speaks at hearings for Bakken pipeline, promises no net loss of wetlands.

After the denial of Keystone XL, comes renewed hope for the Energy East pipeline.

Vacuworx MC 5 handling steel pipe on docks in Melbourne, Australia. Vacuworx’s operation is being featured in an article in World Pipelines’ December issue.

NEB and GNWT will work together when reviewing requests from IORVIL, who is seeking an extension of the sunset clauses for the Mackenzie Gas Project.

Second subsea piling campaign for Technip in Norway.

NEL launches JIP to address the heavy oil challenges in the oil and gas sector, specifically when measuring highly viscous multiphase flows.

A date for the construction of the TAPI pipeline has been agreed upon. On 13 December, the ceremony for the construction will begin.

The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) has granted consent to start production on the Lundin Norway-operated Edvard Grieg field in production licence 338 in the North Sea.

Binding open season has commenced to solicit commitments for EGT’s Cana and STACK Expansion.

TransCanada has won a contract to build, own and operate a US$500 million natural gas pipeline for Mexico's state-owned power company.

TransCanada has won a contract to build, own and operate a US$500 million natural gas pipeline for Mexico's state-owned power company.

A report discusses the infrastructure development in Nigeria, focusing on its energy limitations that have been affecting its potential economic growth.

Central Petroleum’s Managing Director, Richard Cottee, sees many benefits from Australia’s Northern Territory gas pipeline link.

Utah’s MCW Energy Group oilsands project is thriving, despite other North American projects failing: the termination of Keystone XL, decreasing oil prices, and other major oilsands projects that have been cancelled.

Kinder Morgan plans to utilise existing pipelines to form a Mexican gas marketing company with TrailStone.