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Minnesotans Show Support
for Line 3 Pipeline Replacement
A grassroots organization supporting the Line 3 replacement project said it has helped generate
comments to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (MPUC) from nearly 7,500 people around
the state who are in favor of the crude oil pipeline.
The Minnesota Supreme Court declined last September to take up challenges by tribal and
conservation groups and ruled that the MPUC can move forward with an environmental review of
Enbridge Energy's proposal to replace its aging Line 3 crude oil pipeline.
Enbridge completed line fill of the 665-mile (1,070-km) Canadian segment of the Line 3 replacement
pipeline was completed in mid-November and hopes to bring the U.S. segment online during 2020.

Also on UCONonline.com
New HDD Standard for Pipelines Published
Oslo-based technical advisor DNV GL said it has published a new
standard that reduces risk and improves the quality of site investigation,
engineering, planning and installation of pipelines using horizontal
directional drilling. The new standard provides minimum requirements
and best practices for all phases of HDD.

Department of Energy Awards $25 Million
to Improve Natural Gas Operations

President/CEO John T. Royall
CFO Alan Millis
Vice President, Upstream and Midstream Andy McDowell
Vice President, Finance and Operations Pamela Harvey
Vice President, Production Sheryl Stone
Vice President, Downstream Catherine Watkins
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FEBRUARY 2020 | UConOnline.com

The U.S. Department of Energy has selected 16 projects to receive nearly
$25 million in funding for cost-shared projects to advance natural gas
infrastructure technology development. These projects aim to cost-effectively
enhance production, gathering, storage and transmission infrastructure.

NJ American Water to Purchase
Long Hill Township Sewer System
New Jersey American Water said it has signed an agreement to acquire
the wastewater assets of the Township of Long Hill, N.J. for $12.7 million.
The agreement follows a voter referendum in November, in which voters
approved the sale by a two to one margin.

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