Kiewit Energy was established to better serve the diverse and expanding energy market. For nearly 60 years, Kiewit has been building a legacy of complex projects. In 1951, Kiewit crews constructed process facilities to collect, clean, meter and transfer crude oil to the Trans-Alaska Pipeline. Since this early entry into the oil market, Kiewit has completed numerous energy-related projects, including the construction of oil tanker berths, the expansion of oil and gas processing centers, the installation of process modules for low-pressure arctic oil recovery, and construction of the world's largest Residue Fluid Catalytic Cracking Unit.