Chevron mulls undersea pipe to revive Hebron oil project

Article Abstract:

Chevron Canada Resources Ltd. is considering a $1 billion plan to build undersea pipelines linking Hibernia with the Hebron oil fields. As per Mark MacLeod, Hebron project manager at Chevron, the company is weighing the pros and cons of the so-called tie-back proposal to bring three Hebron heavy oil fields on stream.

Underwater pipe lines, Underwater pipelines, Chevron Canada Resources Ltd.

---

Mackenzie pipeline may cost $ 7-billion

Article Abstract:

Imperial Oil Ltd. and its partners have put a price tag on the Mackenzie Valley natural gas pipeline project at $7-billion. The cost has risen as the project has grown to include a separate natural gas liquids pipeline running about half the distance of the main pipeline.

Water, sewer, and utility lines, Water, Sewer, and Pipeline Construction, Financial management, Gas Pipelines Construction, Finance, Imperial Oil Ltd., Company financing, Gas pipeline construction

---

Encal buys land, facilities in Alberta

Article Abstract:

Encal energy buys property in Alberta for $110-million.

Natural gas, Petroleum, Gas industry, Alberta, Encal Energy Ltd.

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Petro-Canda sells seven gas properties. Gulf acquires Crestar for $1.6-billion. Samson scoops up another oil firm
• Abstracts: C.I. likely to drop MacKenzie bid. Amvescap strikes agreement to buy Trimark for $2.7-billion
• Abstracts: Cyberspace home to the 2020 market. Canadian Pacific's $18-billion breakup. Canadian Internet use keeps climbing
• Abstracts: Dundee launches new funds family. Mackenzie to launch seg funds with fee options
• Abstracts: Deal on pipeline near for Mackenzie: Ottawa. Fuming shareholders slam TCPL top brass

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.