Pacific Connector and Jordan Cover request FERC rehearing
Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline and Jordan Cove Energy Project have requested a rehearing from the FERC, regarding their proposed pipeline and export facility.
Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline and Jordan Cove Energy Project have requested a rehearing from the FERC, regarding their proposed pipeline and export facility.
Obama has indicated that the US Army Corps of Engineers is examining the Dakota Access pipeline after months of protest and debate.
The Canadian government has recently approved NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd.’s pipeline expansion project.
An update of PGNiG Polish Oil & Gas Company’s actions, relating to the OPAL pipeline and Gazprom antitrust proceedings.
The European Commission is set to rule on Gazprom’s want to ship more gas through its Opal pipeline, key connector pipeline in Germany.
A federal court has ruled that construction can resume on a small stretch of the Dakota Access pipeline.
The battle begins again as the Dakota Access pipeline returns to federal court, to discuss whether or not constructing a section of the pipeline route through Native American lands would be approved.
Xodus revealed its new erosion and corrosion industry guidelines at a recent conference.
Two environmental groups have requested that regulators reconsider the evaluation of the proposed pipeline.
PennEast Pipeline Co. has filed 33 minor route changes with the FERC.
Colonial Pipeline has restarted the gasoline pipeline in Alabama after it was shut down due to a pipeline leak.
5 years after the Yellowstone oil spill, Exxon Mobil Corp. has agreed to pay US$12 million to settle environmental damage claims over the pipeline break.
ANR Pipeline Company has filed a settlement of its current Natural Gas Act Section 4 rate case with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Over 3200 approval conditions and their respective completion status are now available to all Canadians in a simplified and searchable format on the NEB's condition compliance web page.
Despite protests across the world and a federal order to halt a section of the project, Energy Transfer Partners has decided to press ahead with current Dakota Access plans.