US pipeline news

“The federal government can provide a deterrent to anyone getting hurt or causing a pipeline release into the environment.”

API has allowed for oil and gas development in the Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, which would generate jobs, government revenue and spur economic growth.

SemGroup set to sell 50% of its interest in Glass Mountain Pipeline, LLC for US$300 million.

Work to resume on US$3 billion US gas pipeline.

An agreement has been signed by Alaska Governor Bill Walker in Beijing with Sinopec, China Investment Corp. and the Bank of China.

The Associated Petroleum Industries of Pennsylvania has appointed Jonathan Lutz as Associate Director.

A recent study carried out by the Natural Resources Defense Council has revealed that FERC’s 18 year old natural gas pipeline permitting policy needs updating.

The US Senate has confirmed Kevin McIntyre and Richard Glick to join FERC, where McIntyre will serve as chairman.

American Midstream Partners, LP announced on 1 November that it had signed an agreement to acquire certain assets of Southcross Holdings, LP.

The US will no longer participate in the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI).