Canada pipeline news

Canada's Trans Mountain Corp will begin adding crude oil to its long-delayed pipeline expansion in February and expects it to start operating in the second quarter.

Hifi (Canada) discusses partnering with Trans Mountain to complete the world’s longest fibre optic sensing deployment on a liquids pipeline, while ensuring comprehensive pipeline integrity.

The CER announced it has approved Trans Mountain's variance application with conditions and it will release the reasons for its decision in the coming weeks.

The expansion project aims to increase the pipeline’s current capacity by 590 000 bpd, bringing the pipeline to a capacity of 890 000 bpd.

Trans Mountain Corp plans to begin line fill in March or May on its long-delayed Canadian oil pipeline expansion, depending on the diameter of pipe it uses and assuming no new problems.

Didi Horn, CEO, SkyX, Canada, explores how aerial data helps overcome pipeline surveillance blind spots.

Pembina has entered into an agreement to acquire Enbridge’s interests in Alliance, Aux Sable and NRGreen for an aggregate purchase price of approximately CAN$3.1 billion.

TC Energy's Coastal GasLink seeks CAN$1.2 billion from pipeline contractor over delays, Reuters reports.

Trans Mountain had asked to be allowed to install a smaller diameter pipe in a 1.4 mile (2.3 km) section of the oil pipeline's route.

Michigan regulators have approved Enbridge Inc's application to build a tunnel under the Great Lakes to house its aging Line 5 oil pipeline.