Onshore pipeline news

Public Service Enterprise Group is looking to sell its 10% stake in the proposed PennEast pipeline.

It’s been reported that there will be short term growth for onshore pipeline installation activity, with stable long term prospects.

A US judge has denied a request to halt construction of the final section of the Dakota Access pipeline, while the company behind the project plans to start pumping oil through a section of the line by the week of 13 March.

According to the US Energy Information Administration, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has certificated seven new US interstate natural gas pipeline projects so far in 2017.

The Keystone XL pipeline will not have to be built using solely US steel.

Following discussions between Pakistan’s Prime Minister and Turkmenistan’s President, work on the TAPI gas pipeline project is expected to continue in Pakistan.

Murphy Oil Company has been issued a CAN$172 500 administrative penalty for a pipeline spill that occurred in 2015.

The deadline has passed for protestors to vacate the Oceti Sakowin campsite.

Enbridge has recently responded to an incident on its Line 2A pipeline at an industrial site in Alberta, Canada.

TransCanada has declared its 4Q16 and annual 2016 financial results. The company has also provided updates on its key pipeline projects.