Project news

B.C. Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr says Trans Mountain must move ahead in a timely manner.

Protestors call on US Bank to uphold its promise to divest from oil and gas pipelines.

GAIL commences construction operations for the West Bengal stretch of the Prime Minister Urja Ganga pipeline project.

The Nord Stream 2 pipeline receives a permit for construction and operation in German territorial waters.

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project detailed route hearings have been announced for interior B.C, beginning in late April or early March.

NV5 Global has been awarded US$12 million in environmental compliance contracts on 200 miles of natural gas pipeline projects in mid Atlantic states.

The Atlantic Coast pipeline has received its final approval from the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection.

In an interview with Reuters, Stephen Kamphues claimed that the European gas market could withstand planned cuts to production from the Groningen gas field.

The National Energy Board has approved the Enbridge Line 21 replacement programme.

Implementation of the pipeline project in Russia is feasible and compliant with Russian environmental requirements.

Nord Stream 2 AG presents its biodiversity conservation strategy for the Kurgalsky nature reserve.

Trafigura signs new agreement with Plains All American Pipeline to transport significant volumes of crude oil.

Nord Stream 2 AG is supporting telemetry studies of the Baltic ringed seal for scientific purposes in the Gulf of Finland.

Kinder Morgan is “extremely pleased to have placed the Utopia pipeline into service."

A new report reveals that the four of the five longest planned pipelines are in China and India.