Project news

Environmental and technical monitoring during 2018 in Finland focused on underwater noise, water quality and currents, as well as cultural heritage.

The company has raised the estimated cost of the pipeline from West Virginia to Virginia to US$4.8 - US$5 billion and delayed the projected completion to mid-2020 due to ongoing legal and regulatory challenges.

Trans Mountain Expansion Project ready to take next steps following Government of Canada approval.

The company will construct 16 miles of high-pressure pipeline that will extend from its existing gathering and processing systems.

The project focuses on the 140 000 km of the European gas network, with the aim of securing existing and incoming installations and making them resilient to cyber-physical threats.

The oil development in Argentina’s Bajo del Choique-La Invernada block will include export infrastructure connected to the Oldeval pipeline and refineries.

Phillips 66 and Plains All American announce strategic JV and sanctioning of Red Oak Pipeline system.

The 24 in. pipeline will provide crude oil transportation service from the Rockies and Bakken production areas to Cushing, Oklahoma.

Balticconnector onshore pipeline welding work completed in Inkoo, Finland.

The majority of available capacity on the planned pipeline has been subscribed and committed by long-term transportation agreements.

Enbridge have released a statement on the future of the Line 5 pipeline in Michigan.

The second part of a recent report from Arthur D. Little – “Nord Stream 2 economic impact in the construction phase” – analyses the economic effects of the ongoing project to build two new gas pipelines from Russia to Germany.

Nord Stream 2’s environmental conservation measures at the Russian landfall are showing early signs of success.

Subsequent environmental decision for the project under the Baltic Pipe programme.

Over 87% of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline has been completed three years since construction began.