Pembina financial update
Pembina Pipeline Corporation has declared its February 2018 common share dividend, and is scheduled to release its fourth quarter and annual 2017 results via a conference call and webcast.
Pembina Pipeline Corporation has declared its February 2018 common share dividend, and is scheduled to release its fourth quarter and annual 2017 results via a conference call and webcast.
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has denied the PennEast pipeline land purchase offers.
The company has appointed Salah Farid Tantawy as General Manager for Egypt.
N-Sea rounds up subsea contracts for 2018.
Transneft Diascan inspected more than 4200 km of pipelines abroad in 2017.
Protestors call on US Bank to uphold its promise to divest from oil and gas pipelines.
Airlines for America and the National Propane Gas Association seek regulation to ensure equal pricing and transportation access for pipeline shippers.
Clock Spring has established an industry stronghold with the acquisition of Citadel Technologies.
FES has reported that 62% of its staff have worked at the company for at least five years.
GAIL commences construction operations for the West Bengal stretch of the Prime Minister Urja Ganga pipeline project.
The Nord Stream 2 pipeline receives a permit for construction and operation in German territorial waters.
Noble Midstream Partners and Greenfield Midstream have closed on the DJ Basin acquisition through a newly formed JV.
The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project detailed route hearings have been announced for interior B.C, beginning in late April or early March.
Aegion Corporation announces Brian Groody as President of Corrosion Protection platform.
NV5 Global has been awarded US$12 million in environmental compliance contracts on 200 miles of natural gas pipeline projects in mid Atlantic states.