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.
North Dakota’s Bakken Shale continues to produce more than 1 million barrels per day, but analysts say future growth hinges on technology advances, enhanced oil recovery, and stronger infrastructure investment.
Emerson’s clamp-on ultrasonic flowmeters measure natural gas volume and composition without process penetrations. By calculating compressibility, molar mass and BTU value in real time, the non-invasive systems provide accurate, low-maintenance solutions for gas quality and flow monitoring across pipeline networks.
As AI technology drives record electricity demand, energy expert Eben Wyman argues that natural gas remains critical to powering data centers and maintaining U.S. energy security. He highlights the need for permitting and judicial reforms to expand pipeline capacity and ensure a reliable energy supply for AI growth.
The effort includes new routes under study, potential use of the Bolivia-Brazil pipeline, and a $5.1 billion investment plan for eight new projects led by the Energy Research Office.
Uganda’s planned $4 billion refinery in Hoima is expected to strengthen the country’s oil and gas infrastructure and fuel growth in regional pipeline development.
Japan’s growing data center and semiconductor industries are fueling a new wave of investment in natural gas pipelines.
Peru is moving ahead with its $2 billion Southern Extension gas pipeline, a 572-mile project led by Transportadora de Gas del Perú (TGP). The pipeline will supply natural gas to southern regions including Arequipa, Cusco, Moquegua and Puno, boosting energy access, jobs, and competitiveness.
Pipeline & Gas Journal’s 2025 Europe 500 report highlights the continent’s longest gas and liquids pipelines, including TANAP, Langeled, Turkstream, SPSE, and more. The annual listing provides updated data on Europe’s critical energy transportation routes.
The rise of artificial intelligence is fueling record growth in U.S. data center power demand, with gas-fired generation expected to play a critical role. Analysts warn that up to 10 Bcf/d of new natural gas capacity may be needed by 2030 to support AI-driven energy needs.
China is fast-tracking its natural gas pipeline expansion under its 14th Five-Year Plan, aiming to boost transmission capacity, reduce regional imbalances, and prepare for future hydrogen infrastructure.
Haynesville is undergoing major pipeline expansion as Gulf Coast LNG projects drive record U.S. gas demand. New projects from Momentum, Williams, DT Midstream and others are slated for completion in 2025, boosting takeaway capacity to Louisiana export hubs.
Mexico confronts a striking energy paradox: increasingly importing oil and gas despite vast domestic resources. Policy challenges, investment barriers, and regulatory issues prevent development of the nation's own supplies, creating opportunities for LNG exports while maintaining import dependence.
Germany plans to accelerate gas pipeline construction to secure energy supplies for both civilian and military needs. Despite growth in hydrogen infrastructure, reliance on imported natural gas keeps pipelines central to the country’s energy strategy.
TurkStream, the only major Russian pipeline still delivering gas to Europe, faces an uncertain future as the EU pushes to phase out Russian gas imports by 2027. Analysts warn outcomes could range from extended Turkey-Russia cooperation to the pipeline becoming a stranded asset.
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