US pipeline news

Phillips 66 has announced its capital programme for 2017, with a key focus on growth in the midstream sector.

A pipeline located approximately 150 miles from a Dakota Access Cannon Ball protest camp has spilt 176 000 gallons of crude oil.

The FERC has denied a request made by Jordan Cove LNG and Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline for rehearing of applications for their project.

Enbridge Inc. and Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc. have announced the close of the US$1.075 billion sale of its South Prairie region assets

API has released a statement on Trump’s nomination for the new Environmental Protection Agency administrator.

As construction of the Sabal Trail pipeline commences in Alabama, concerns of protesters have been raised.

QS Energy has launched an onsite applied oil technology benchmarking programme to accelerate efficacy testing of viscosity reduction technology by pipeline operators.

Geospatial Corporation has announced that it has successfully introduced underground pipeline mapping, management and software.

The US Transportation Secretary, Anthony Foxx, has appointed new members to its gas and liquid pipeline advisory committees.

Magellan Midstream and LBC are expanding Seabrook Logistics' Houston Gulf Coast crude oil and condensate marine terminal and pipeline infrastructure.