Pembina planning a C$ 470 million spend for 2011
Pembina Pipeline Corporation is planning to spend approximately C$ 470 million in 2011, with the majority targeted at projects expected to provide new sources of cash flow by mid-year.
Browse the latest business news news and articles.
Pembina Pipeline Corporation is planning to spend approximately C$ 470 million in 2011, with the majority targeted at projects expected to provide new sources of cash flow by mid-year.
The Beiji oil pipeline between Northern Iraq and Turkey, which exports up to 25% of the country’s crude exports has shut down due to an explosion.
Talisman Energy Inc. is selling a 50% interest in its Cypress Assets in the Montney shale play to Sasol Limited (Sasol), for C$1.05 billion.
Ecopetrol has entered into an agreement to take over control of the Cano Limon-Covenas oil pipeline from Occidental de Colombia.
Gregory Scott of the NPRA warns of the potential damages to America’s economy if changes are ratified.
Total agrees to buy stake in Novatek, while European refinery announces run cuts due to high prices.
Total UK has appointed new managers for its 230 km petroleum pipeline which runs from Immingham, Lincolnshire to the Buncefield Fuel Depot in Hemel Hempstead and from Colnbrook to Heathrow Airport.
Concerns for the energy sector in Egypt have been raised following a terrorist attack against a gas pipeline in the Sinai peninsula.
The IEA releases information regarding the reduced supply of crude from Libya and its effect on the wider oil market.
LNG development project in Queensland gains momentum as other companies finalise deals.
Telvent to provide SCADA technology to GRTgaz to manage its European pipeline network.
PPG Industries has announced that it has reached an agreement to lease property for development of Marcellus Shale natural gas resources at the company’s Natrium, W.Va., chemicals site.