Pipeline construction projects
Hydrogen pipelines length and capital expenditure forecast
GlobalData's latest report finds a total of 17 planned and announced hydrogen pipelines are expected to come online during the outlook period 2022 - 2026.
TC Energy increases long-term growth outlook
TC Energy and Mexico’s Comisión Federal de Electricidad announce a first-of-its-kind strategic partnership to develop world-class energy infrastructure in Mexico.
Projects announced to expand Permian natural gas capacity
The EIA’s latest Natural Gas Pipeline Project Tracker includes five new projects – four newly announced projects and one project under construction – since the last update in April 2022.
Coquihalla and Yellowhead County construction updates
Construction reports from the Trans Mountain Expansion Project, Canada.
Hard rock directional drilling bores more: 8400 ft (2560.3 m) in solid rock
Everything is bigger in Texas, and the job Hard Rock Directional Drilling performed in Midland, Texas, proves it. Using two Vermeer® horizontal directional drills (HDDs) and a pair of Vermeer reclaimers, the San Antonio-based HDD specialists could do more than some other crews – installing 8414 ft (2564.6 m) of 30 in. (76.2 cm) diameter steel pipe in rock along a busy highway.
Optimism in North American construction industry remains high
99% of North American capital project and construction professionals are optimistic about their organisation’s future.
East African Crude Oil Pipeline to make energy poverty history
EACOP will be key for driving energy security, creating jobs and empowering local communities across the region.
Trans Mountain releases 2021 ESG report
Announcing ESG commitments, including advancing work with Indigenous communities, greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction plans and renewed commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050.
Know the advantages of trenching versus excavating
Trencher or excavator? For pipeline distribution, power, water, sewer, gas and underdrain installations, as well as other heavy-duty trenching applications, both machines can do the work, yet excavators continue to be more prevalently used. But, this seems to be largely due to tradition. In fact, many contractors will tell you that they still install product with an excavator because that’s the way they’ve always done it.
Coquihalla and Yellowhead County construction updates
Construction reports from the Trans Mountain Expansion Project, Canada.