U.S. natural gas pipeline projects completed in 2025 added 6.3 billion cubic feet per day of new capacity, with 85% directed to the Gulf Coast to support rising LNG and regional demand.
Brazos Midstream has brought a new 300 million cubic feet per day cryogenic plant online in Martin County and launched another in Glasscock County, boosting Midland Basin processing capacity to 800 million cubic feet per day and adding 70 miles of gathering pipeline.
Fermi America has received six Siemens SGT-800 gas turbines at the Port of Houston for its Texas-based Project Matador, advancing the first gigawatt of planned natural gas generation.
Missouri regulators have approved Ameren Missouri’s Big Hollow Energy Center, an 800-MW natural gas plant paired with a 400-MW battery system, marking the state’s first large-scale hybrid generation project designed to strengthen grid reliability during peak demand.
Navigator Energy Services is expanding into natural gas pipeline infrastructure, targeting power generation growth, LNG connectivity and utility modernization across North America.
Williams Companies is exploring the purchase of U.S. natural gas production assets as it looks to secure fuel supply for power generation tied to AI data centers and hyperscale customers.
Western Midstream has reset Delaware Basin natural gas gathering fees, shifting to fixed-fee contracts with Occidental and adding a new ConocoPhillips agreement while redeeming common units.
The National Petroleum Council is urging federal permitting reform and stronger gas-electric coordination, warning that misaligned infrastructure and markets could threaten U.S. grid reliability as energy demand rises.
Talen Energy has agreed to acquire 2.6 GW of gas-fired generation in the PJM market for $3.45 billion, expanding its Ohio and Indiana footprint and positioning the company for growing data center power demand.
Saudi Aramco has awarded SLB a five-year contract covering stimulation, well intervention, frac automation, and digital solutions to support the Kingdom’s large-scale unconventional gas development program.
Stonepeak has agreed to acquire Allgas, a Queensland-based gas distribution network serving about 120,000 customers, expanding its footprint in Australia’s regulated gas infrastructure market.
Chevron has signed a five-year liquefied natural gas supply agreement with Hungary’s state-owned MVM Group, providing up to 2 Bcm of LNG as the country works to diversify gas imports amid the European Union’s planned phaseout of Russian supply.
Uniper has launched a sale process for its 20% stake in the OPAL gas pipeline, one of Europe’s largest transmission corridors, as the asset progresses toward partial conversion under Germany’s Hydrogen Core Network framework.
Penspen has begun a new NIA-funded study with National Gas Transmission to evaluate whether oxygen can inhibit hydrogen embrittlement in repurposed pipeline infrastructure—critical research as the UK develops a 1,500-mile hydrogen transmission network.
Phillips 66 has increased its 2026 capital budget to $2.4 billion, directing more funds toward expanding its midstream NGL network, new fractionation and pipeline projects along the Gulf Coast, and refinery upgrades aimed at higher margins.
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