FERC has approved Transco’s 55-mile Southeast Supply Enhancement pipeline expansion, authorizing new large-diameter pipeline and compressor upgrades to add 1.6 MMdth/d of gas capacity across five states.
FERC staff has issued a draft environmental impact statement for the Mississippi Crossing and South System Expansion 4 pipeline projects, which together would add more than 3.4 billion cubic feet per day of firm natural gas capacity to the Southeast.
Hokkaido Electric Power plans to build a new gas-fired power plant and LNG terminal in northern Japan as rising data center and semiconductor demand drives long-term gas infrastructure investment.
A vehicle collision ruptured a natural gas pipeline in Tyler, Texas, forcing evacuations and road closures as crews worked to isolate the line and manage the gas release.
Titan Production Equipment has secured a contract to supply fuel gas letdown stations for a large AI data center and energy campus in Texas, highlighting natural gas’s role in powering next-generation infrastructure.
France’s Rhône gas pipeline is operating below capacity following a September outage, with operators delaying a full restart until after a safety review later this year.
U.S. natural gas futures spiked to a 40-month high as extreme cold slashed production, triggered widespread freeze-offs, and sent prices soaring ahead of contract expiration.
Kuwait is preparing a multibillion-dollar pipeline stake sale as Gulf states increasingly open midstream and infrastructure assets to foreign investors amid lower oil prices.
New York environmental regulators have formally opposed efforts to revive Williams’ proposed Constitution natural gas pipeline, arguing the move would bypass state Clean Water Act authority.
Colorado regulators shut in a 6-inch natural gas gathering line near Fort Lupton after air monitoring detected elevated benzene and methane levels, triggering an ongoing multi-agency investigation.
The latest P&GJ 500 Report reveals familiar leaders across U.S. gas distribution, transmission and liquids pipelines, even as rankings shift by mileage, volumes and revenue amid changing market conditions.
U.S. upstream mergers and acquisitions rebounded sharply in the fourth quarter, with deal value reaching $23.5 billion as buyers shifted toward gas-weighted assets and non-Permian opportunities.
Angola is advancing a new gas strategy focused on non-associated gas, LNG optimization, pipelines and domestic demand growth, reshaping its long-term energy outlook.
A severe winter storm forced widespread oil and gas shut-ins across the U.S., cutting crude output by as much as 2 million barrels per day and triggering freeze-related disruptions in the Permian Basin and beyond.
Syria and Jordan have signed a new gas supply agreement that will move up to 140 million cubic feet per day of natural gas through Jordanian infrastructure to help stabilize Syria’s power grid amid ongoing shortages.
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