ONEOK is seeking more time to complete a key U.S.-Mexico pipeline segment tied to LNG exports, as delays tied to litigation and commercial negotiations slow progress.
Alaska’s proposed gas pipeline and LNG projects are gaining traction as global supply disruptions drive demand for new export routes, according to IER research.
Iraq has approved a targeted bidding process for its $4.6 billion Basra–Haditha oil pipeline, a key project aimed at expanding export routes beyond the Strait of Hormuz.
Baker Hughes will supply gas turbines and compressors for a pipeline project in Argentina, supporting Vaca Muerta gas flows to LNG export facilities.
Summit’s proposed Midwest CO₂ pipeline is shifting from carbon storage to enhanced oil recovery, signaling a major change in project strategy and market alignment.
Bridger Pipeline’s proposed Canada-to-Wyoming crude line could cost nearly $2 billion and transport more than 1.13 million barrels per day, expanding takeaway capacity.
Kazakhstan is continuing discussions on a potential gas pipeline linking Russia to China via its territory, as competing routes and regional demand shape project prospects.
Jemena has made its Eastern Gas Pipeline bi-directional, increasing flexibility and capacity to move gas into southern Australia ahead of forecast supply shortages.
FERC staff released a draft environmental review for the Kosciusko Junction Pipeline project in Mississippi, a major expansion involving new pipeline, compression and system upgrades.
Glenfarne adds 1.5 MMtpy of Texas LNG to its portfolio as the project nears FID, while positioning for future Alaska LNG supply.
INPEX and Pertamina expand collaboration on Indonesia’s Abadi LNG project, reinforcing efforts across the LNG value chain and regional gas development.
New Mexico officials reject a key pipeline segment tied to the Project Jupiter data center, forcing a potential reroute and raising new questions about project timing.
Indigenous leaders and rural landowners in Alberta are urging a federal review of a proposed $16.5 billion, 400-km (249-mile) CO₂ pipeline, citing safety risks and a lack of consultation.
Delfin LNG could reach a final investment decision once its offshore Louisiana pipeline resumes operations following recent repairs and pending approvals.
Pipeline expansions, LNG terminals and hydrogen infrastructure projects are advancing across the U.S. and global markets, with key regulatory decisions, new contracts and project milestones shaping midstream development.
You can change it with picker below or later using the switch located in the footer.
