Here is a sample of over 400 new, planned, ongoing pipeline construction projects
| Owner: | East African Crude Oil Pipeline Company |
| Project: | East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) |
| Type: | TotalEnergies in discussions with a Chinese company after Russian supplier Chelpipe was hit by sanctions. |
| Length: | 902 miles (1,443 km) |
| Capacity: | 200,000 b/d |
| Start: | 2022 |
| Completion: | 2025 |
| Owner: | National Fuel Gas Supply Corp. |
| Project: | Northern Access Project |
| Type: | FERC approved NFG’s request for a 35-month extension to build the project by end-2024. |
| Length: | 97 miles (155 km) |
| Capacity: | 490 mmcf/d |
| Start: | 2022 |
| Completion: | 2024 |
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(P&GJ) — The Puerta al Sureste gas pipeline project is being carried out by the Canadian company TC Energía in conjunction with the Mexican state-owned company Comisión Federal de la Electricidad (CFE).
(P&GJ) — The Argentine operator Camuzzi Gas has awarded the Bahisa company a contract to build a 48-mile (72-km) gas pipeline from the city of Trenque Lauquen, west of Buenos Aires, to the city of America.
(P&GJ) — Federal regulators with the power to approve natural gas pipelines need to make judgment calls on everything from how pipelines will affect farmland to how much methane will leak.
(P&GJ) — East Africa’s leading oil pipeline operator, Kenya Pipeline Company, has seen its inline inspection (ILI) program – for its portions of its 1,113-mile (1,792-km) product pipeline – swamped in legal hurdles in the last three years. Since 2020, only one of the three tenders were floated, proceeding to contract award.
(P&GJ) — There are three major ways of moving pipeline sections from fabrication in a factory to placement in the ground in a right-of-way in North America. The decision of which transport method to use is based on several key factors, including costs, accessibility, and availability of needed resources.
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Robert S. McAnnally
ONE Gas Inc. announced Robert S. McAnnally has been named president and CEO and joined the company’s board of directors, succeeding Pierce H. Norton II, who is now president and CEO of ONEOK Inc. McAnnally has been with ONE Gas for six years, initially as senior vice president of Operations.
Brian Young
Brian Young joined Energy Services South (ESS) as senior vice president and general manager. Young came to ESS, of which the parent company is PLH Group, Inc., with 20 years of expertise in the underground infrastructure industry, including extensive pipeline construction and integrity experience. In addition to ESS’ legacy construction services, Young will be responsible for increasing ESS’ share of the U.S. Integrity Construction Market, focusing on integrity and compliance driven projects.
NuStar Energy
NuStar Energy announced that it has closed on the sale of its terminals in Texas City, Texas, to BWC Terminals for $106 million. The companies first announced this sale in November.
NRG Energy
NRG Energy received Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approval of the previously announced acquisition of Direct Energy. The acquisition was expected to close in December 2020.
INGAA
The board of directors of the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA) has elected David Slater to serve as chairman of the organization for a one-year term. INGAA’s board also elected Kim Watson, Kinder Morgan’s president of North Region Gas Pipelines, as the organization’s first vice chair and Pete Tumminello, Southern Company Gas’ group president of Commercial Business, as second vice chair.
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(P&GJ) — Amid the finger-pointing and alternative conclusions that come with just about everything involving the energy sector these days, one hard fact has emerged concerning the Nord Stream: Someone deliberately blew four holes in its pipelines during a three-day period.
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- Editor’s Notebook: Sabotage at the Highest Level?
