Canada pipeline news

Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion (TMX) is set to enter partial operation on May 1, years behind schedule and at more than four times the original cost, reports Reuters.

The company will supply 17 pipeline centrifugal compressors powered by aeroderivative gas turbines, says GlobalData.

Glen Grundberg, General Manager of Denso North America Inc., Canada (a member of Winn & Coales International Ltd), explains the rigorous training and certification process for liquid epoxy coatings in Canada.

Some shippers on Canada's Trans Mountain expansion project are raising concerns that the oil pipeline will not be fully in service by its projected start date, says Reuters.

TC Energy's NGTL gas pipeline system in the western Canadian province of Alberta has resumed normal operations after a rupture last week.

Rupture on TC Energy's NGTL gas pipeline sparks wildfire in Alberta.

The Canada Energy Regulator (CER) is responding to an incident involving TC Energy’s NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd. Grande Prairie Mainline.

After four years, the Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion will go into commercial service on 1 May 2024, reports Bloomberg.

The deal, which was announced in December 2023, expands Pembina's midstream asset portfolio across Canada and the US.

Spread 5-B is the last segment to complete and Trans Mountain's schedule filed to the Canada Energy Regulator shows construction and testing wrapping up this month says Reuters.