Onshore pipeline news

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.

Energy Transfer and Sunoco Logistics have completed a previously announced project financing for Dakota Access and closed a sale of a minority equity interest in Bakken pipeline.

Gas Authority of India Ltd. has awarded a contract for laying a 105 km section of the 440 km Kochi-Kuttanad-Mangaluru natural gas pipeline.

MPLX Pipeline Holdings is set to acquire the Ozark crude oil pipeline in a deal worth approximately US$220 million.

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has allowed the PennEast pipeline project to gain momentum by granting a water quality certification.

Energy Transfer Partners has confirmed receipt of the final easement that was required to finish the construction of the Dakota Access pipeline.

Department of Justice attorney, Matt Marinelli, has suggested that the US Army Corps of Engineers could decide whether or not to grant an easement for the Dakota Access pipeline as early as this week.