The Oklahoma Corporation Commission is urging Congress to fully fund PHMSA state pipeline safety grants and preserve key protections as lawmakers consider reauthorizing the Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Act.
PHMSA has proposed its first major update to federal pipeline repair standards in two decades, introducing risk-based engineering criteria that could save operators $390 million annually while improving pipeline safety.
A preliminary NTSB report says the natural gas line involved in the fatal Dallas apartment explosion had not been identified and marked before drilling began, as investigators continue examining the cause of the May 28 blast.
Enbridge Gas Ohio says it is repairing a damaged pipeline and restoring service following a gas explosion that destroyed three homes as investigators examine the cause of the incident.
A survivor of the deadly Oak Cliff apartment explosion has sued Atmos Energy, alleging failures related to gas infrastructure and line marking. The utility disputes key claims as investigations continue.
A fatal explosion at Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG complex killed 13 workers and injured dozens as facilities were being brought back online following months of disruption.
As regulatory expectations continue to shift, one industry group is bringing in a veteran federal investigator to help operators stay ahead of compliance challenges.
Following a deadly explosion in Dallas, newly analyzed data highlights a broader issue affecting pipeline operators across Texas.
A damaged Atmos Energy natural gas pipeline is being investigated as a possible factor in a Dallas apartment explosion that killed three people, injured four others and prompted an NTSB investigation.
Plains All American restarted unaffected sections of its Line 63 pipeline after a rupture in East Los Angeles temporarily disrupted crude flows to California refineries.
PHMSA announced more than $22 million in new grant opportunities supporting pipeline safety technology, first responder training and hazardous materials transportation programs.
An explosion and fire at a PDVSA-linked gas processing facility in Venezuela’s Lake Maracaibo injured six workers and renewed concerns over aging energy infrastructure.
A gas pipeline explosion in São Paulo killed one person and damaged dozens of structures after construction crews reportedly struck a gas line during infrastructure work.
AMPP will meet with lawmakers and federal agencies in Washington to push pipeline safety, corrosion prevention and infrastructure durability priorities tied to major U.S. legislation.
PHMSA incorporates updated AMPP corrosion standards into federal pipeline safety regulations, signaling a shift toward stricter compliance and alignment with current industry practices.
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