Access

Northeast power generation demand provides more than enough support to advance the Access Northeast project of the Algonquin Gas Transmission and Maritimes & Northeast (M&NE) pipelines, Spectra Energy Corp. CEO Greg Ebel said Wednesday.

Officials at Energy Transfer Partners (ETP) said the Dakota Access Pipeline LLC unit has begun construction on the four-state, 1,154-mile project to ship Bakken crude oil to markets along the East, West and Gulf coasts. They expect the project to be completed by the end of this year.

Officials at Energy Transfer Partners (ETP) said the Dakota Access Pipeline LLC unit has begun construction on the four-state, 1,154-mile project to ship Bakken crude oil to markets along the East, West and Gulf coasts. They expect the project to be completed by the end of this year.

As a follow-up to its initial approval in early March, the Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) on Friday issued the backers of the Dakota Access Pipeline a final permit to build the proposed four-state, 1,154-mile pipeline to ship Bakken crude to markets along the East, West and Gulf coasts.

As a follow-up to its initial approval in early March, the Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) on Friday issued the backers of the Dakota Access Pipeline a final permit to build the proposed four-state, 1,154-mile pipeline to ship Bakken crude to markets along the East, West and Gulf coasts.

After winning Iowa regulators’ approval in early March, backers of the Bakken crude oil-driven Dakota Access Pipeline will have to wait for a permit to start construction of the four-state, 1,154-mile pipeline later this month.

Iowa regulators are scheduled this month to decide the fate of the proposed 1,154-mile Dakota Access Pipeline, which would move Bakken Shale crude oil through four states.

The West Virginia Senate on Monday rejected a bill that would have given natural gas companies the right to survey on private property without the owner’s consent.

Tennessee Gas Pipeline (TGP) and National Fuel Gas Supply (NFG) have been granted authorization by FERC for their Niagara Expansion and Northern Access 2015 projects, which working in conjunction would move Marcellus Shale natural gas to broader markets in the United States and Canada.