Onshore pipeline news
“It is vital that the government take the required steps to restore public trust in the NEB,” says C.D. Howe Institute report.
The C.D. Howe Institute has released a new report, which suggests that the government of Canada should restore the National Energy Board’s decision making authority.
Gazprom and CNPC discuss gas co-operation
Gazprom is currently building the Power of Siberia gas pipeline, of which 745 km has been built and 1009 km has been welded in one string.
EIA estimates OPEC net oil export revenues of US$433 billion for 2016
The US Energy Information Administration has estimated the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries’ net oil export in 2016.
NEB set for an overhaul
The National Energy Board of Canada is set to be modernised to ensure that the country’s resources are developed responsibly.
Medallion announces open season for crude oil pipeline
Medallion Pipeline Company, LLC, has announced a binding open season for a major expansion of its existing crude oil pipeline system in the Midland Basin.
TAP marks one year since construction started
Much progress has been made this year and the next twelve months will be equally ambitious.
Draft EIS released and public comment period begins for Line 3 pipeline
The Minnesota Department of Commerce has released its draft environmental impact statement and commenced a comment period for the Enbridge Energy’s Line 3 pipeline replacement project.
Williams receives support for its Atlantic Sunrise project
The Atlantic Sunrise project is expected to support around 8000 jobs the 10 Pennsylvania counties and have an estimated US$1.6 billion economic impact in the project area.
Trans Forcados pipeline set to reopen soon?
News sources have reported that Royal Dutch Shell is testing its Trans Forcados oil pipeline for restart.
Penspen announces Centre for Engineering Excellence appointments
Penspen, has announced two new appointments at its Centre for Engineering Excellence.