Canada pipeline news
CER releases long-term energy outlook
The Canada Energy Regulator (CER) has released its long-term energy outlook on how Canadian energy consumption and production trends are set to change.
Trans Mountain marks the start of pipeline construction
Officials gathered in Acheson, Alberta for an event to mark the start of pipeline construction for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project.
Trans Mountain reaches agreement with Upper Nicola
The agreement related to the Trans Mountain Expansion Project.
Pembina Pipeline Corporation receives approval for acquisition of Kinder Morgan Canada
The companies have received a ‘no-action letter’ from the Canadian Competition Bureau confirming that the Commissioner of Competition does not intend to challenge the proposed acquisition.
CEPA comments on Saskatchewan’s Growth Plan
The plan, released last week, committed to expanding exports and growing the natural resource economy.
The Gazoduq Project invites public comment
The public and Indigenous peoples have been asked to provide feedback on the Gazoduq Project, a pipeline project in Canada.
Rangeland Midstream Canada begins construction of Marten Hills Pipeline System
The system consists of new crude oil and condensate pipelines located in the Marten Hills region of north central Alberta.
Enbridge re-affirms plans for Mainline System
The company has re-affirmed its plan to proceed with contracting of the system through an expected filing of a regulatory application seeking approval of firm service.
Environmental Certificate for Trans Mountain project is valid
The BC Environmental Certificate for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project has been ruled valid and it remains in place.
Enbridge provides update on Canadian Mainline open season process
The open season is the first stage of Enbridge determining whether there is sufficient commercial interest for its offering to provide priority access on the Mainline for terms of 8 - 20 years.