Please read the following Corrective Action Order to Dwayne Burton, VP of Operations and Engineering, Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America, Kinder Morgan, Inc. from James Reynolds, Pipeline Compliance Registry Office of Pipeline Safety. It requires you to take certain corrective actions with respect to your Gulf Coast Mainline natural gas pipeline system.  

Landowners in Georgia are upset by a Texas company’s plan to build a petroleum pipeline through the state When the letter arrived from a Texas pipeline company asking permission to enter his land, Alan Zipperer refused to allow surveyors onto his property. But they came anyway, he said, traipsing through his corn fields and pine

Transportation Dept. deal could cover $90 million in work By: August Cole; Source: Market Watch; Originally Published: 4.10.06. SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Following a government-ordered pipeline safety review last summer, Kinder Morgan Energy Partners is set to begin $90 million in safety work after reaching a deal with the Transportation Department. The Houston-based company KMP,

ACLU calls arrangement “flat out unconstitutional” Between June and October 2013, Kinder Morgan, the largest energy infrastructure company in North America, paid a local Pennsylvania police department more than $50,000 to patrol a controversial pipeline upgrade. The company requested that the officers, though officially off-duty, be in uniform and marked cars. Kinder Morgan’s aim, according

BC pipeline operator slashes and defers maintenance spending. Kinder Morgan is a titan in the North American energy sector and a major player in Northwest fossil fuel shipments. The firm was the author of a on the Columbia River in Oregon, and it is lobbying heavily to in a bid to move more tar sands

By: Steve Cohen, Source: Forbes, Originally Published: 3.2.15 “The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn’t exist.” -Verbal (Kevin Spacey) in The Usual Suspects The second greatest trick may be the insurance industry’s success in getting more than half the states to implement “tort reform.” That achievement was based on