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Pipeline operators are adopting new approaches to monitor high-consequence and hard-to-access corridors where traditional inspection methods face increasing operational challenges.
Enbridge has begun construction on its $4 billion Sunrise Expansion in British Columbia, adding 87 miles of pipeline and 300 million cubic feet per day of capacity to the Westcoast natural gas transmission system.
PowerPlay AI plans to develop a 400-MW behind-the-meter AI data center near Abilene, Texas, with natural gas infrastructure expected to support the project's targeted 2028 startup.
ATCO has received final regulatory approval for its 146-mile Yellowhead Gas Pipeline, paving the way for immediate construction on a major Alberta natural gas project.
Fugro has secured a contract to perform offshore surveys supporting pipeline routing and engineering for the Greater Sunrise and Bayu Undan energy developments in Timor-Leste.
A new agreement between Iraq and Syria could pave the way for a Mediterranean crude oil export pipeline backed by an international consortium that includes Chevron, opening an alternative route for regional energy exports.
Peoples Gas has reduced its Illinois rate request by nearly 30%, citing lower infrastructure costs, revised construction schedules and other changes ahead of an ICC decision later this year.
RapiCure Solutions has joined Chevron Technology Ventures' Catalyst Program to advance its rapid-curing pipeline repair technology, designed to reduce maintenance times from hours or days to minutes while improving asset integrity.
Türkiye has launched development of a 101-kilometer subsea natural gas pipeline connecting the country with Northern Cyprus, a project aimed at improving energy security and supporting future regional gas flows.
Chesapeake Utilities plans to build the $1.2 billion Florida Energy Pathway, a 24-inch intrastate natural gas pipeline linking Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties.
The proposed Alaska LNG project ultimately depends on the participation of North Slope producers and calls for greater transparency on their role before additional legislation advances.
The Keystone Pipeline owner has agreed to pay a $26.9 million civil penalty and complete about $40 million in integrity improvements under a proposed settlement tied to the 2022 Kansas oil spill.
The Bureau of Land Management has approved the conversion of a 220-mile former natural gas pipeline in California into a water conveyance system, allowing construction on the Cadiz Northern Pipeline project to begin.
The 155-mile Texas Gateway natural gas pipeline has received FAST-41 coverage, placing the project under an accelerated federal permitting framework as it advances through FERC's environmental review process.
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