Project news

NEB has established a generic process to address provincial and municipal permit issues regarding the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

TransCanada has secured around 500 000 bpd of firm 20 year commitments for Keystone XL.

NEB issues ruling on process for future permitting matters, and reasons for decision on Trans Mountain Expansion Project constitutional question.

South Stream Transport BV has announced the commencement of the construction of TurkStream Offshore Gas Pipeline’s receiving terminal.

The Russian provider of pipeline inspection services inspected over 47 600 km of trunklines and 6400 km of petroleum products trunklines in 2017.

Kenya’s Ministry of Energy and Petroleum invites eight companies to bid for Turkana-Lamu pipeline.

In 2017, the pipeline system operated at 93% of its annual design capacity of 55 billion m3.

Document signed to bring about working commission for TAPI gas pipeline.

Constitution Pipeline said it will seek a rehearing or appeal FERC’s decision to uphold New York State’s decision on the water quality permit.

Natural gas will help reduce carbon emissions as Europe transitions to renewables.

The Brandenburg State Office for the Environment has commenced the approval procedure for the Radeland 2 compressor station, part of the EUGAL pipeline.

Two Chinese companies have broken ground on a subsea pipeline for Dangote refinery in Nigeria.

Is the Nord Stream 2 pipeline project essential for security of energy supply in Germany and Europe?

The NEB’s hearing on the Trans Mountain pipeline route change is set to begin on Monday 15 January.

FERC rules against Constitution claim that water permit was denied too late to count.