Canada pipeline news

IEEFA: Demise of Keystone XL should spur regulators and investors to reconsider massive pipeline projects.

Robbie Fraser, Manager of Global Research & Analytics for Schneider Electric, comments on the cancellation of KXL.

Focus remains on continuing to meet the evolving energy demand today and in the future.

Construction is underway and progressing along the Trans Mountain Expansion Project with close to 8000 people working in communities across British Columbia and Alberta.

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Energy Transfer launched its anniversary celebration as one of the most diversified publicly traded energy infrastructure Partnerships with more than 90 000 miles of pipeline traversing 38 states and Canada.

A multi-party Canadian House of Commons Special Committee report released on 15 April recommends urgent, bi-national executive action to resolve the dispute over the Straits of Mackinac crossing.

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion will result in a net cost to Canada of CAN$11.9 billion according to new study released by researchers at Simon Fraser University.

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Construction of the Trans Mountain Expansion Project has resumed after a voluntary review of safety and workplace practices.