Nigeria’s NNPC says welding is complete on the long-delayed AKK gas pipeline, clearing a major hurdle for gas deliveries and industrial development in the country’s north.
Virginia DEQ has approved state water permits for Transco’s Southeast Supply Enhancement Project, moving the multistate natural gas pipeline expansion closer to federal review.
An Iowa judge has paused a legal challenge to Summit Carbon Solutions’ CO₂ pipeline while regulators review proposed changes to the project’s permit and storage requirements.
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.
Caturus has authorized major long-lead equipment orders for its Commonwealth LNG project in Louisiana, signaling growing momentum as the export facility moves closer to a final investment decision.
Phillips 66 and Kinder Morgan are moving forward with the Western Gateway Pipeline after strong shipper interest, positioning the system to deliver refined products into California markets through reversed and new pipeline capacity.
The Final Environmental Impact Statement clears the last major regulatory step before the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers decides whether Dakota Access can continue operating beneath Lake Oahe — a decision that could end years of uncertainty for one of the nation’s most controversial oil pipelines.
The U.S. Department of Energy has granted Woodside Energy a 44-month extension to begin LNG exports from its Louisiana project, providing additional runway for a facility capable of exporting up to 3.88 billion cubic feet per day.
FERC has launched its environmental review of Gulf South’s 111-mile Kosciusko Junction Pipeline in Mississippi, marking a major step forward for the 1.2-billion-cubic-feet-per-day project approved by Boardwalk Pipelines last year.
Shell has withdrawn from YPF’s Argentina LNG export project after completing pre-FEED work, but says it still sees the Vaca Muerta basin as a promising LNG growth market.
The U.S. House has passed the PERMIT Act, a bill aimed at streamlining Clean Water Act reviews and cutting project delays for pipelines, energy infrastructure, and utilities. Lawmakers say the reforms will reduce red tape and lower construction costs while maintaining environmental protections.
North Dakota could soon deploy $150 million from its Legacy Fund into home-state infrastructure, with a proposed Bakken natural gas pipeline leading potential investments.
Federal regulators have completed all environmental and permitting reviews for the $40 billion Alaska LNG project, clearing the way for its 800-mile (1,287 km) gas pipeline and export terminal. The long-delayed project aims to deliver North Slope gas to global markets and strengthen U.S. energy security.
Energy Transfer is preparing a final investment decision for its 16.5 MMtpy Lake Charles LNG project in early 2026 after securing new supply deals. The Louisiana export terminal would boost Gulf Coast pipeline demand and expand Energy Transfer’s LNG portfolio.
Flows on the Matterhorn Express Pipeline suggest its expansion is in service, boosting Permian gas throughput and easing bottlenecks across the network.
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