This article was published by Grist on April 12, 2024. By Izzy Ross This coverage is made possible through a partnership with Grist and Interlochen Public Radio in Northern Michigan. Those involved in the Line 5 [Read more]
The cause and source of a Missouri pipeline leak that forced the closure of a section of the Keystone pipeline last Wednesday remains unknown. The TransCanada pipeline remains closed in the area of the leak [Read more]
BC Pipeline rupture and explosion on Oct. 9 impacted natural gas customers in much of British Columbia and in some of the US Pacific Northwest. CKPGToday photo. BC Pipeline restrictions on industrial and commercial consumers have [Read more] [Read more]
Aboriginal title and litigation biggest hurdle for Northern Gateway 2.0 Social media, the Alberta legislature, and even Parliament have been abuzz with calls for the Enbridge pipeline project to be resubmitted to the National Energy [Read more]
BC natural gas pipeline explosion near Prince George, British Columbia occurred on Oct. 9. One of two Enbridge pipelines remains shuttered following the blast, impacting the natural gas supply, electricity generation and petroleum refining in [Read more]
Tuesday’s BC pipeline explosion significantly cut down on the natural gas supply to British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest. One of the two pipelines was re-opened late Wednesday, but is only running at 80 per [Read more]
The National Energy Board says it has deployed four investigators to the site of a BC pipeline explosion that occurred near Prince George on Tuesday. Global News photo. BC pipeline explosion investigation underway The fire [Read more]
On Tuesday, about 100 people were evacuated after a BC pipeline explosion just outside of Prince George. The pipeline operator, Enbridge, says the fire has been extinguished, but the company says it is unclear how [Read more]
One day after clearing the final regulatory hurdle for Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline, the company says it hopes to avoid the violence seen last summer when protesters clashed with private security at the Dakota Access [Read more]
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission approved a certificate of need for Enbridge to rebuild its aging Line 3 pipeline. This is the final regulatory hurdle for the pipeline project. Government of Alberta/Epic Photography photo by Marc [Read more]
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission is the final regulatory hurdle facing Enbridge’s Line 3 construction. Reuters reports approval of the certificate of need appears to be imminent. National Energy Board file photo. $7.4 billion Line [Read more]
On Tuesday, protestors and supporters attended a Minnesota regulatory board meeting where commissioners debated with Enbridge lawyers about the demand for crude transported on the Line 3 pipeline. Minnesota Public Radio photo. Line 3 pipeline [Read more]
Since Enbridge announced it would not implement a new procedure to keep producers from claiming more space than they need on the Mainline system, Canadian crude jumped over $12/barrel. Bloomberg photo by Matthew Staver. Canadian [Read more]
Midcoast business include natural gas gathering, treating, processing and transportation…assets located in East Texas, Western Anadarko, Barnett shale plays Enbridge Inc. announced its indirect subsidiary, Enbridge (U.S.) Inc., has entered into a definitive agreement to sell Midcoast [Read more]
Enbridge and CPPIB entered into an agreement to form a 50-50 joint venture to pursue future European offshore wind projects Enbridge Inc. entered into agreements with the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) to sell [Read more]
Majority of construction scheduled for summer of 2018 with completion targeted for fall The National Energy Board (NEB) has approved an application from Enbridge Pipelines (NW) to replace a 2.5 km segment of its Line 21 Pipeline, [Read more]
Northern Gateway proves that if Canadian oil/gas industry doesn’t change its political narrative, pipeline projects are in danger Northern Gateway – the dead pipeline walking, the zombie pipeline – finally died yesterday at the hands [Read more]
Trudeau government was always going to approve the Kinder Morgan pipeline project Kai Nagata of BC’s Dogwood Initiative is dismayed by the ” slapdash” three-person panel reviewing the Kinder Morgan pipeline panel, and even hints that [Read more]
Industry has already said it would reduce carbon intensity of oil sands crude, build partnerships with First Nations – Trudeau wants action On Thursday, the Trudeau Government introduced new rules governing pipeline environmental assessments. The [Read more]
National energy strategy gives Alberta framework within which to work out compromise between energy development, climate change As of this morning, Canada has a new national energy strategy. Why should anyone care? Because it turns out that [Read more]
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