Energy Transfer applied for permit to finish Dakota Access By Mica Rosenberg and Ernest Scheyder WASHINGTON/CANNON BALL, N.D., Dec 6 (Reuters) – Energy Transfer Partners, the company building the Dakota Access Pipeline turned to a federal judge late on Monday for a permit to finish the job after the federal government ruled against the controversial […]
Energy Transfer keeps up legal pressure after pipeline defeat Read More »
Dakota Access easement denied by US Army Corps of Engineers By Liz Hampton HOUSTON, Dec 6 (Reuters) – As oil prices recover and U.S. shale production picks up, energy companies that had planned to ship crude on the Dakota Access Pipeline will turn to rail, a transport method that poses its own risks to the
With Dakota Access in limbo, more Bakken crude to move on trains Read More »
US crude output down in Gulf of Mexico, up in Texas By Jessica Resnick-Ault NEW YORK, Nov 30 (Reuters) – US crude output fell 167,000 barrels per day to 8.58 million b/d in September from August, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said Wednesday in a monthly report. Production declined by 139,000 b/d in the offshore Gulf of
US crude output falls 167,000 b/d to 8.58 million bpd in Sept Read More »
Anti-pipeline protesters arrested at North Dakota shopping mall By Terray Sylvester BISMARCK, N.D., Nov 25 (Reuters) – More than 30 Dakota Access protesters were arrested on Friday at a retail mall during a rally timed to coincide with the busiest shopping day of the year. The rally was held at the main shopping center of North
Dakota Access protesters arrested at North Dakota shopping mall Read More »
Dakota Access pipeline protestors may move to heated buildings during winter By Timothy Mclaughlin Nov 1 (Reuters) – The head of a Native American tribe that has led months of demonstrations against the construction of the Dakota Access pipeline in North Dakota said on Tuesday the group would keep up its protests through the state’s bitter
Dakota Access pipeline protestors plan to stay and fight despite North Dakota winter Read More »
Native American activists, environmentalists digging in for long protest over Dakota Access pipeline as winter approaches By Catherine Ngai and Ernest Scheyder (Reuters) NEW YORK/CANNON BALL, NORTH DAKOTA – A potential rerouting of a long-anticipated pipeline at the center of a protest in North Dakota would be a laborious and costly task, possibly delaying a startup by months and
Easy resolution unlikely for contentious Dakota Access pipeline Read More »
Lack of pipeline infrastructure creates problems for shippers because there is little oil storage in North Dakota Reuters – By Catherine Ngai With the U.S. government siding in favor of Native American protests against a key North Dakota pipeline, local oil producers and shippers are facing the possibility of greater delays in getting a quick route to ship oil
Obama decision on Dakota Access pipeline could hurt Bakken oil producers Read More »
Dakota Access pipeline would deliver Bakken crude to US Gulf Coast By Julia Harte WASHINGTON, Sept 6 (Reuters) – After violent clashes over the weekend between protesters and security officers near the construction site, the Standing Rock Sioux tribe and a neighboring Native American tribe asked the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia on Sunday
US court expected to decide whether to halt Dakota Access pipeline work Read More »
Sandpiper Pipeline put on hold until Bakken production recovers Sept 1 (Reuters) – Enbridge Inc, Canada’s largest pipeline company, said it will withdraw its regulatory applications pending with the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission for the Sandpiper Pipeline Project. The long-planned and often-delayed Sandpiper pipeline project will be put on hold until crude oil production in North Dakota
Enbridge announces delay of Sandpiper Pipeline Project Read More »
Native American pipeline protest over $3.7B project from North Dakota to US Gulf Coast By Ruthy Munoz WASHINGTON, Aug 24 (Reuters) – Actors Susan Sarandon, Riley Keough and Shailene Woodley joined members of North Dakota’s Standing Rock Sioux Tribe outside a courthouse in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday to protest against construction of a pipeline they say
Native American pipeline protest in Washington, DC joined by celebrities Read More »
