Project news

Construction is underway and progressing along the Trans Mountain Expansion Project with close to 8000 people working in communities across British Columbia and Alberta.

The environmental monitoring of the Nord Stream 2 offshore and onshore construction in Russia shows that impacts have been in line with or less than predicted.

A multi-party Canadian House of Commons Special Committee report released on 15 April recommends urgent, bi-national executive action to resolve the dispute over the Straits of Mackinac crossing.

Nigeria to account for 23% of upcoming oil and gas projects in Africa by 2025, says GlobalData.

New leadership and energy sector restructuring are expected to boost energy investments into Niger.

An opening ceremony for the Mozdok – Grozny gas trunkline took place on 7 April in Grozny.

Total announces final agreements for the Lake Albert project, which includes the EACOP cross-border pipeline.

IEEFA comments on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission giving the public more time to comment on the review of the policy document.

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion will result in a net cost to Canada of CAN$11.9 billion according to new study released by researchers at Simon Fraser University.

Energy Transfer and Centurion Pipeline to provide joint tariff crude oil service from Platteville and Cushing to Nederland.

India to account for one third of oil and gas project starts in APAC by 2025, says GlobalData.

Impacts of construction in 2019 were consistent with or less than assessed.

The commercial banks have both declared they will not provide financing for the construction of the world’s biggest heated crude oil pipeline, proposed by French oil company Total and the CNOOC.

A new report on the global offshore pipelines market has been released.

EIA releases report on new natural gas pipeline capacity in the USA.