A proposed Kinder Morgan natural gas pipeline in southeast Georgia is drawing attention from farmers and landowners concerned about potential impacts on agricultural operations, property use and local water resources.
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.
California regulators have approved the first RNG supply contract under SB 1440, advancing biomethane production and pipeline injection from organic waste at Anaergia’s SoCal facility.
Repair work remains underway in Washington County, Iowa, after a natural gas liquids pipeline operated by Enterprise Products Partners caught fire over the weekend. The cause of the explosion is under investigation.
LDAR programs are emerging as one of the fastest ways to cut methane emissions, driven by new regulations, advanced detection technologies and measurement-based compliance requirements across the energy sector.
SoCalGas has connected its first landfill-based renewable natural gas facility to its pipeline system, bringing RNG from WM’s Simi Valley landfill into commercial service.
BP has restored part of the Olympic Pipeline System after a refined products release east of Everett, Washington, while the affected segment remains shut pending investigation. The 400-mile system supplies gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel across the Pacific Northwest.
A Louisiana court has revoked Commonwealth LNG’s state coastal use permit, ruling that regulators failed to consider environmental impacts on nearby low-income and minority communities, in a case brought by the Sierra Club.
The D.C. Circuit has denied environmental groups’ challenge to a Puerto Rico pipeline, ruling FERC’s decision not to block construction reflected unreviewable enforcement discretion.
Pipeline compressor stations are a significant source of methane emissions if not properly managed. This article explores process hazard analysis, settle-out pressure, and practical safeguards operators can adopt to reduce fugitive emissions, improve safety, and prepare for green hydrogen transport.
The B.C. Supreme Court has dismissed a legal challenge to the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline, ruling Skeena and Kispiox groups lacked standing to contest permits for a section built entirely on Nisga’a lands.
Southwest Gas has filed for CPUC approval to supply renewable natural gas from food and wastewater in California.
A federal appeals court upheld FERC’s approval of a 1,000-foot border pipeline linking West Texas’s Permian Basin to Mexico, rejecting challenges from environmental groups over broader oversight and environmental review.
Nine First Nations groups across Ontario have filed a constitutional challenge against new provincial and federal laws that fast-track infrastructure and energy project approvals.
Woodside Energy and the Australian government have extended the consultation period for environmental conditions tied to the North West Shelf LNG project extension. The move follows conditional approval last month and comes amid concerns over emissions and impacts to Indigenous cultural heritage near the Burrup Peninsula site.
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