Project news

Virginia’s Department of Environmental Quality has approved plans for the controversial natural gas pipeline.

Targa Resources announces additional Delaware Basin processing expansions, an extension of its Grand Prix NGL pipeline into Oklahoma, and potential asset sales.

Phase 2 of the Garden State Expansion Project has been placed into service to deliver additional natural gas capacity to New Jersey.

National and international non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have called on Nigeria and other African countries to stop the US$20 billion gas pipeline project.

Trans Mountain has completed preparatory work on time at the Burnaby and Westridge Marine terminals, despite protests.

Following the successful IPO on the London Stock Exchange, Energean takes FID to proceed with its Karish and Tanin development offshore Israel.

Discussions at the Gazprom Board of Directors meeting reveal the progress made on the Power of Siberia gas pipeline.

EU lawmakers have backed draft rules that would extend EU internal energy market laws to offshore gas pipelines such as Nord Stream 2.

A wetlands and waterways permit has been issued for the short gas pipeline extension in western Maryland.

The parties discussed ongoing efforts to create southern route for gas supplies to Europe.

Management consultancy company Dovre Group yesterday signed an agreement with the Baltic Connector project.

This article from Quest Integrity looks at how a comprehensive pipeline inspection strategy can enable pipeline assets to continue operating efficiently, safely and in a cost-effective manner.

A US appeals court has overturned a February injunction that prevented construction on the Bayou Bridge crude oil pipeline in Louisiana.

The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission has ruled that the final EIS for the Line 3 replacement is adequate and an improvement on the existing Line 3.

GAIL’s licence to build a natural gas pipeline across India has been terminated by regulator PNGRB.