Pipeline News

Iraq is working to manage the repercussions of attacks that led to the shutdown of Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline, following findings that the strikes origin

Saudi Arabia was forced to shut down a crucial Red Sea pipeline following attacks, after the Iran-backed Houthi militia captured a strategic Red Sea port city.

Iraq is investigating a drone attack on a Saudi pipeline that originated from its territory and has subsequently sacked the Maysan commander.

Enbridge has completed a US$2.55 billion acquisition of pipeline and storage systems in the U.S. midwest. This acquisition includes a 75 percent interest in the

Reports indicate that at least 37 people have been killed by toxic fumes during alleged petrol theft in Nigeria's Rivers State. An environmental group suggests

A zoo boss has labeled proposals for a pipeline to transport carbon emissions through the zoo's site as 'unacceptable'.

Environmentalists are questioning whether it's possible for Carney to fast-track a pipeline while simultaneously protecting endangered southern resident killer

An investigation into an oil heist in Rajasthan led to the exposure of a syndicate and the arrest of eight individuals for stealing 20 tonnes of crude oil from

First Nations chiefs in British Columbia are urging the federal government and Alberta to halt pipeline advancement, stating that proper consultation and cooper

Michigan's Line 5 pipeline is facing new delays following a state Supreme Court ruling, intensifying ongoing federal, tribal, and international legal disputes t

Saudi Arabia faces challenges rerouting oil exports due to Houthi attacks, necessitating a new pipeline and diplomatic efforts to bypass the Bab el-Mandeb strai

Alberta's new proposal for a southern pipeline to British Columbia's coast, though billed as a duplication of the Trans Mountain expansion, faces familiar chall

Chevron and Iraq are collaborating on a project to build a pipeline through Syria, aiming to bypass the Strait of Hormuz. The consortium behind this initiative

The Canadian Climate Institute projects that increased oilsands production from a new pipeline to the West Coast would generate an average of 20 megatonnes in n

First Nations chiefs across the country expressed concern and felt 'blindsided' by recent pipeline announcements in Alberta, B.C., and Ontario, citing a lack of

A proposed pipeline from Alberta to Ontario is facing criticism regarding its costs, necessity, and a lack of Indigenous consultation, despite support from some