US pipeline news

ExxonMobil has said it is reducing its 2020 capital spending by 30% due to the oversupply and demand weakness caused by COVID-19.

Enbridge has submitted a permit application requesting authorisation to begin construction of the Great Lakes Tunnel Project.

Gordon Cope discusses the fortunes of the Gulf of Mexico’s oil and gas industry. For decades it has gone from strength to strength, but will its successful run last?

This follows Shell’s announcement that it has decided not to proceed with an equity investment in the project, in light of current market conditions.

The company has acquired Ozark Gas Transmission, LLC and Ozark Gas Gathering, LLC from a subsidiary of Enbridge Inc.

API applauds TC energy announcement to start construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline.

At 1947 km in length, the Keystone XL Pipeline Project will be capable of safely delivering 830 000 bpd of crude oil from Hardisty, Alberta to Steele City, Nebraska.

Jordan Cove is the first ever US West Coast natural gas export facility to be approved by FERC.

API has issued standards to improve safety of natural gas gathering pipelines.

Chevron Corporation has announced several steps it is taking in response to market conditions.