Project news

A decision on Enbridge’s Sandpiper Pipeline project will be decided on 17 December, after the PUCs approval was overturned in September due to a lacking Environmental Impact Statement.

“As the recommended practice describes the requirements for flexible TCP for offshore applications … this opens up new, cost-efficient, innovative offshore pipeline solutions, which are of vital importance for reducing overall costs in the industry.”

Start-up is part of the largest-ever oil and gas project undertaken in the Republic of Congo.

Pacific Connector Pipeline landowners file documents with FERC, presenting new evidence and calling for FERC to deny issuing public convenience and necessity certificate.

Coastal GasLink Pipeline Project has signed long-term project agreements with the Burns Lake Indian Band, Blueberry River First Nations and Lheidli T'enneh First Nation.

Gibson announces its 2016 growth capital expenditure budget of US$200 - 300 million.

Penspen awarded FEED contract for the development of Ghana’s Natural Gas Interconnected Transmission System (NGITS).

The Saddlehorn Pipeline has announced a supplemental open season for additional pipeline transportation commitments.

Iran and India are currently in discussions about the construction of a US$4.5 billion natural gas subsea pipeline.

TAPI pipeline construction set to commence 13 December.

McDermott wins sizeable award for offshore development in Trinidad.

New pipeline would export natural gas to India.

Enbridge’s Line 9 was shutdown after three protestors locked themselves to equipment at the site, stating that the pipeline must be closed.

Effective immediately, Wood Group PSN is to deliver brownfield engineering services to the Bayu-Undan field.

Ukraine’s Prime Minister speaks out against the pipeline project.