Sentence examples for trail pipelines from inspiring English sources

In May, the federal government quietly approved permits for two Texas pipelines -- the Trans-Pecos and Comanche Trail Pipelines -- also owned by Energy Transfer Partners.

Thanks to the regulatory blessing of the Obama administration, Energy Transfer Partners may be the first beneficiary to go "under the wall" with its Trans Pecos and Comanche Trail Pipelines.

Within a two-week span in May 2016, as the Sacred Stone Camp was getting off the ground as the center of protests, the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission FERCC) issued presidential permits for the Trans-Pecos and Comanche Trail Pipelines.

A sign in camp tried to recruit people to help stop the Sabal Trail pipeline in Florida – it promised warmer weather.

"First Nations are not only involved, but are partners in the Pacific Trail Pipeline," Robinson told VICE.

"The Pacific Trail Pipeline is the only proposed natural gas pipeline project with the support of all First Nations Bands whose traditional territory encompasses the proposed Pacific Trail Pipeline route," said Gillian Robinson of Chevron-Kitimat LNG.

While the Pacific Trail Pipeline is unique in that it has a limited partnership agreement supplying benefits to 16 First Nations signatories, that support does not stretch everywhere along the pipeline route, according to dissenting First Nations.

Similar to the case of North Dakota oil wells whose oil will likely be transported via Dakota Access, and like the name Dakota itself, the Comanche Trail Pipeline's nomenclature originates from a Native American tribe.

A final investment decision has yet to be made for Chevron's Kitimat LNG project, but that hasn't stopped the company from getting work started on clearing the way for the Pacific Trail Pipeline over the summer, despite fervent opposition from First Nations Hereditary Chiefs along the proposed route.

With preliminary clearing underway, Chevron's Pacific Trails Pipeline (PTP) is the furthest along of more than a dozen hydraulically fractured (fracked) gas and diluted bitumen (dilbit) pipelines proposed to push through BC's north.

At the centre of the blockade, in the path of Chevron's Pacific Trails Pipeline project, is a traditional pit house that will become the home of Freda Huson, her husband Toghestiy, and their children upon completion.