Pipeline
Colonial Pipeline to Pay Alabama $3.3 Million for 2016 Spills
(Reuters) – Colonial Pipeline Co will pay $3.3 million to the state of Alabama to cover damages and penalties from an explosion and a spill on its gasoline line in 2016, the state’s attorney general said on Thursday. A combined 11,800 barrels of gasoline were spilled in rural Shelby County, causing..
Democratic Legislators in North Carolina Seek Money for Pipeline Attachments
The battle over an Atlantic Coast pipeline construction project is still ongoing in North Carolina.
New Ethane Export Facility and Pipeline Coming to Gulf Coast
Energy Transfer Partners and Satellite Petrochemical USA to proceed with a new ethane pipeline construction project along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
India Regulator Revokes Construction License for Gas Pipeline Project
India's Petroleum And Natural Gas Regulatory Board revokes GAIL India's license to work on a natural gas pipeline construction project.
North Dakota Regulators OK Pipeline Upgrade, New Gas Plant
North Dakota regulators approve refined fuels pipeline construction project.
Bulgaria Launches Gas Hub Feasibility Study
Study launched in Bulgaria to determine the feasibility of building new natural gas pipelines and a proposed natural gas hub.
Report: Proposed EU Gas Amendment Will Not Achieve Objectives
According to a new report by Arthur D. Little, a new proposed natural gas pipeline regulation by the EU will not meet its desired objectives.
FERC Reinstates Southeast Market Pipelines Certificate
FERC reissues certificate for the Southeast Market Pipelines construction project.
Canadian Regulators Approve TransCanada's Plans to Abandon Peace River Mainline
Canada's National Energy Board says TransCanada can proceed with pipeline construction project.
TransCanada Places Cameron Access Project in Service
TransCanada begins operations at the Cameron Access pipeline construction project.
5 Activists Arrested for Protesting Maryland Gas Pipeline
Five people arrested for protesting natural gas pipeline construction project in Maryland.
U.S. Energy Pipeline Developers to Seek Exemptions to Steel Tariff
U.S. energy companies to seek tariff exemption for pipeline construction projects.
Rover Pipeline Construction Halt Ordered in West Virginia
West Virginia regulators order Rover Pipeline construction project work stoppage.
Timeline Set for Environmental Study of Alaska LNG Project
FERC says it will release a draft environmental impact statement for the Alaska LNG pipeline construction project in a year.
API NY: Valley Lateral Pipeline Project Critical To New York’s Consumers, Workers
API applauds federal appeals court denial of New York's request to block Millennium Pipeline's Valley Lateral pipeline construction project.
Pennsylvania Regulators Announce Changes to Improve Wetland and Waterway Encroachment Permit Review Times
Pennsylvania regulators announce new pipeline regulations pertaining to wetland and waterway encroachment permits.
Company Urges Appeals Court to Lift Halt to Pipeline Work
Energy Transfer Partners urges federal appeals court to lift order halting work on the Bayou Bridge Pipeline construction project.
North Carolina Republicans Want Federal Prosecutors to Probe Pipeline Deal
Lawmakers in North Carolina want probe into an agreement between the state's governor and the developers of the Atlantic Coast pipeline construction project.
Corinth Pipeworks to Provide Pipe for 2 Norwegian Sea Gas Pipeline Projects
Corinth Pipeworks has received contracts to provide polypropylene-coated steel outer pipes for two offshore pipeline construction projects in the Norwegian Sea.
PLCA Names New President of Associate Members
The Pipe Line Contractors Association (PLCA) has named Jared Shuler President of Associate Members. A PLCA member for nine years, Shuler, who previously served as the association’s senior vice president of pipeline contract services, will serve in his new role for a term of two years. The Presiden..
Court Hears Bid to Resume Work on Oil Pipeline
Federal appeals court yet to make decision after hearing arguments concerning whether work on the Bayou Bridge Pipeline construction project should resume.
API: EPA’s New Source Review Memorandum Provides Needed Infrastructure Permitting Clarity
API praises EPA's memorandum on existing New Source Review (NSR) regulations, which will help streamline the pipeline construction project permitting process.
Minimize Corrosion Reduction in Power Distribution
By selecting proper materials and implementing a robust maintenance program, the rate of corrosion in power distribution equipment can be slowed down.
New York Loses Appeal to Block Millennium Natgas Pipeline
Federal appeals court says New York can't block the Valley Lateral pipeline construction project.
Appeals Court Weighs Resuming Pipeline Project in Louisiana
Federal appeals court to hear Bayou Bridge pipeline construction project arguments today.
Parts of National Forest Closed for Mountain Valley Work
The U.S. Forest Service is closing parts of the Jefferson National Forest for the Mountain Valley pipeline construction project.
McDermott, Baker Hughes to Perform FEED Studies for African Pipeline Construction Project
McDermott and Baker Hughes receive contracts to perform FEED studies for a pipeline construction project off the coast of Mauritania and Senegal.
Restraining Order Issued for Pipeline Protesters in Trees
Judge issues temporary restraint order against Mountain Valley pipeline construction project protesters in West Virginia.
Pennsylvania Regulators Schedule Public Hearings on Proposed Shell Falcon Ethane Pipeline
Pennsylvania regulators schedule three public hearings concerning Shell's Falcon Ethane pipeline construction project.
Court: TransCanada Doesn't Have to Pay Keystone XL Landowner Attorneys
Nebraska Supreme Court rules TransCanada doesn't have to pay attorneys that defended landowners in Keystone XL pipeline construction project dispute.
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- Williams Begins Louisiana Pipeline Construction Despite Ongoing Legal Dispute with Energy Transfer
- U.S. Buys Nearly 5 Million Barrels of Oil for Emergency Stockpile
- U.S. Appeals Court Strikes Down Controversial Biden Pipeline Safety Rules
- Report: Houston Region Poised to Become a Global Clean Hydrogen Hub
- Exxon Mobil to Start Gas Reserve Seismic Surveys in Greece
- LaPorte, Texas, Issues Shelter in Place After Altivia Plant Leaks Toxic Gas
- Texas Startup Endeavors Again to Build First Major U.S. Oil Refinery Since 1977
- Mid-Year Global Forecast: Midstream Responding to Demand from LNG Projects
