Project news

North Dakota regulators have approved a proposal to build the largest capacity Bakken pipeline to date.

TransCanada Corp. has announced its Coastal GasLink Pipeline Project has signed long-term project agreements with Nadleh Whut'en First Nation and West Moberly First Nations.

Ramboll Oil & Gas has been awarded a contract by ZADCO to study its 15 subsea pipelines.

Sierrita Gas Pipeline announces its expansion and development of compression facilities on its Sierrita pipeline.

First Nations and environmentalists call on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to stop an NEB review of the pipeline expansion.

Gazprom and Shell have been discussing issues related to their strategic co-operation and upcoming oil and gas projects.

Aquatic joins DNV GL in Joint Industry Project (JIP) on development of codes for cable and pipelaying equipment.

Enbridge has decided to take action and boost security on its pipelines throughout Canada, after a series of protestors sabotaged numerous lines.

Polish President Andrzej Duda believes the Nord Stream II pipeline project is dictated by politics rather than economics.

A formal complaint has been made to the FERC concerning Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company's Northeast Energy Direct pipeline.

In order for natural gas to flow for the first time from France to Belgium, Volvo pipelayers have been employed on both sides of the border.

STATS Group has announced that the company successfully isolated a client’s key export pipeline, without the use of hot tap tees.

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.