Expansion

WhiteWater is expanding its Pelican Pipeline system with a new 65-mile lateral designed to deliver up to 2.5 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas to a planned LNG export facility on Louisiana’s Gulf Coast.

South Bow has secured long-term shipper commitments for its proposed Keystone XL revival project, marking a major milestone as the company weighs a final investment decision.

Cheniere has awarded Bechtel an EPC contract for the first phase of its Sabine Pass LNG expansion project, moving forward with plans to add new liquefaction capacity in Louisiana.

Kinetik reached FID on the 300 million cubic feet per day Kings Landing II gas processing plant in New Mexico, expanding its Northern Delaware Basin processing footprint as producer activity continues to grow.

ConocoPhillips said delays tied to Qatar’s massive LNG expansion projects are expected to last months rather than years despite damage linked to the regional conflict.

Alberta’s proposed Northwest Coast Oil Pipeline aims to expand Canadian crude export capacity to Asia while reigniting debate over Indigenous rights, regulation and long-term market access.

Phillips 66 is moving forward with the Midland Express Pipeline, the Zeus Gas Plant in the Permian Basin and a new Gulf Coast fractionator as part of a broader midstream expansion plan targeting rising natural gas and NGL volumes.

Caturus reached final investment decision on the 9.5 MMtpy Commonwealth LNG export project in Louisiana after securing $9.75 billion in financing for the $13 billion development.

Summit Midstream said shipper commitments continue rising on the Double E Pipeline as the company evaluates a potential expansion project tied to growing Permian gas demand.

South Bow has begun U.S. permitting efforts for its Prairie Connector crude pipeline proposal, which would use portions of the canceled Keystone XL system to move more Canadian oil south.

Williams exceeds quarterly expectations as rising natural gas demand and Transco expansion projects drive revenue growth and position the company for continued gains.

TC Energy has approved a $1.5 billion expansion of its Columbia Gas system, adding capacity to support growing U.S. power and industrial demand.

Enbridge has secured federal approval for its $4 billion Sunrise Expansion, adding 300 million cubic feet per day of capacity to its Westcoast natural gas pipeline system in British Columbia.

China and Turkmenistan are advancing a major gas field expansion that will add 10 Bcm of supply. The project supports continued pipeline flows to China and broader regional export growth.

The U.S. has issued multiple permits for cross-border oil pipelines with Canada, including approval for new Bakken Pipeline facilities in North Dakota and continued operations for Enbridge systems.