Onshore pipeline news

Kinder Morgan has declared dividend of US$0.125 per share for 4Q16. The company has also discussed key pipeline projects, such as the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

Plains All American Pipeline has announced that it plans to expand the capacity of its Cactus pipeline.

Protesters were tear gassed and three were arrested at the latest Dakota Access pipeline protest, news sources have reported.

Energy Transfer Partners has filed a motion to block the US Army Corps of Engineers from publishing its intent to prepare an environmental study for a controversial DAPL crossing at Lake Oahe.

An update of the Niger Delta area: a decrease in oil sales from pipeline militants has resulted in ongoing negotiations, regarding the benefits from oil production that the groups believe Niger Delta should receive.

Enbridge has reportedly shutdown and isolated its Line 51 (also known as Ozark) pipeline after a spill of light crude oil.

While court hearings continue over clashes between protestors and police officials, North Dakota’s new governor thinks that Trump is likely allow construction of the pipeline to continue.

Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain expansion project has received environmental approval from the government of British Columbia.

The destruction of two Iranian oil pipelines has been claimed by an Iranian Arab separatist group. The group has also warned that it will continue attacks in the coming year.

Iran has denied that an oil pipeline deal has been made with the Iraqi Kurdistan region, insisting that a decision will be made following discussions with Iraqi officials.