Project news

API urges Obama to work with congress on US jobs from the Keystone XL pipeline.

Vermont Gas has reached agreements with 75% of the 220 landowners along the Phase 1 Addison Rutland Natural Gas Project corridor.

South Stream Transport is ready to construct the first and the second strings of the offshore gas pipeline.

Bill could circumvent the need for approval by the Obama administration.

CNPC announces new levels for natural gas imports to China.

Volvo pipelayer works on pipeline extension through the vast Khurais oilfield in Saudi Arabia.

White Cliffs Pipeline has announced plans to expand capacity to facilitate increasing shipments of crude oil from the DJ Basin to the Cushing hub.

The report notes that six natural gas pipeline projects (total length: 1413.8 miles; total capacity: 7.096 billion ft3/d) were proposed in September 2014.

Technology has successfully delivered an improvement in performance for a European natural gas network.

Inline inspection operation executed by T.D. Williamson in subzero temperatures, Bohai Sea.

The NEB will continue hearing oral traditional evidence from registered Aboriginal intervenors for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project.

API President and CEO Jack Gerard strongly supports the latest bipartisan Senate effort to get the Keystone XL pipeline approved.

Dakota Access Pipeline project will create significant jobs.

Pembina has entered into binding agreements to proceed with a US$ 210 million expansion.

According to a recent Honeywell survey, three in four adults across 10 countries are fearful that cyber attacks could damage their country’s economy.