Columbia Gas is replacing aging natural gas infrastructure in Hanover, Pennsylvania, with pipeline and service line upgrades planned through the end of 2026.
Massachusetts regulators are reviewing methane emission rules for natural gas utilities as debate intensifies over pipeline leaks, infrastructure replacement and the state's climate goals.
United Energy has acquired Alkane’s LNG and midstream assets in a $31 million transaction that adds a Texas LNG production facility, logistics infrastructure and plans for future capacity 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.
A key source of rapid U.S. production growth is shrinking just as export demand accelerates, raising new questions about how quickly producers can respond to tightening global markets.
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.
FERC is proposing sweeping changes to its blanket certificate program that could accelerate natural gas pipeline development, raise project cost thresholds and reshape how future infrastructure projects move through the regulatory process.
A federal court has delivered a key ruling in the ongoing dispute over Sable Offshore’s California pipeline, marking the latest development in a closely watched battle involving state regulators and energy infrastructure.
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.
South Bow says it will not move forward with reviving part of the Keystone XL system until it secures a long-term U.S. permit, underscoring ongoing uncertainty around cross-border pipeline approvals.
Thailand is accelerating talks for long-term U.S. LNG supplies as disruptions in Qatar reshape global trade flows and intensify competition for reliable export capacity.
Growing LNG demand is shifting attention toward pipeline capacity and permitting delays as U.S. energy companies warn infrastructure constraints could challenge the next phase of export growth.
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.
Canada’s proposed Ksi Lisims LNG project is drawing growing interest from European utilities as developers move closer to securing enough supply agreements to advance the export terminal.
Oil from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve has reached California refineries for the first time, underscoring shifting crude supply routes as global energy markets tighten.
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