Keystone XL and Northern Gateway: a primer on Alberta’s pipeline projects
Enbridge and TransCanada hope for approval on new Alberta pipelines. But what about oil spills from older lines in Canada and the United States? >
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Devon Canada and Stratus Pipelines dig a better ditch
Innovative Pipeline Strategies reduce impact of pipeline construction on agricultural lands in Grande Prairie >
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- A new poll commissioned by Calgary-based Enbridge Inc. says British Columbians are more likely to support the controversial Northern Gateway pipeline project than oppose it, but that a majority of the >
- As in North America, pipelines are needed to hit growth targets >
- Two months and counting for a decision from the federal cabinet on the MGP >
- Proposed expansion to the Gulf Coast would cut U.S. oil imports from the Middle East and Venezuela >
- October's Alberta Oil looks at distributed generation, and Ron Liepert's regulatory agenda >
- Meet the man responsible for charting a safe course for Enbridge Inc.'s proposed oil sands export conduit >
- But Alberta's upstream producers remain wary of signing firm shipping commitments >
- Enbridge Inc.'s West Coast pipeline construction application is a first step toward diversifying markets for Canadian oil sands >
Another spill crisis comes under scrutiny
Accidents in the energy industry can happen anywhere, any time >
The New Rules Of Engagement
With ever-increasing consumer concern over environmental sustainability, companies aren’t just informing stakeholders of corporate decisions; they’re making them part of the process >
The Race to the Gulf
Oilsands producers don’t just need more pipeline capacity to crude oil markets; they want it to the right markets. The prize: access to North America’s refining hotbed in Texas and Louisiana. Trouble is, it’s not easy getting there from here >
Lifeblood of an Economy
As oil and gas sources run down in one area and well up in another, North America’s pipeline network continues to evolve >
Northern Rights
Dragging the Alaska Highway pipeline back in front of Canada's National Energy Board would be like replaying the Stanley Cup finals -- at the insistence of the losing team. Bob Blair chuckles at his analogy. And for good reason. After three decades of convoluted corporate mergers and acquisitions, the analogy -- like the future of the pipeline project itself -- is anything but clear-cut. >
Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Moves Forward
Vol. 07 Issue 10
Construction of a natural gas pipeline flowing reserves down through the Mackenzie Valley in the Northwest Territories, into Alberta and onwards to markets in the United States will be one the most significant energy infrastructure developments to happen in many years.
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Lining Up for the Pipeline
The territories wrestle over routes as plans to get gas out of Alaska are revived
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Patrick D. Daniel
Patrick D. Daniel – President and CEO, Enbridge Inc.
Patrick Daniel can tell you some long stories about petroleum pipelines : about 15,000 kilometres long, and growing. Daniel took over January 1 as president and CEO of Enbridge Inc., Canada’s oil and gas delivery giant, and if early returns are any indication, the company won’t be slowing down.
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