Energy Transfer’s Enable Mississippi River Transmission has proposed the Big Hollow Project, a 9.6-mile, 20-inch pipeline linking its Illinois system to Ameren’s planned Big Hollow Energy Center in Missouri.
Refinery closures in California are creating a nearly 280,000 bpd supply shortfall, triggering a three-way race among pipeline operators to deliver new fuel capacity to the West Coast. With limited connectivity and high price risk, only one project is likely to advance to construction.
Greece has approved environmental terms for the Prinos CO₂ Storage Project, clearing the way for a new 12-mile subsea pipeline, upgraded offshore platforms and injection wells that will support up to 1 million tonnes of annual CO₂ storage starting in 2027.
Canada has added the proposed Ksi Lisims LNG export terminal to its fast-track major projects list, improving the odds of a final investment decision next year. The 12-MMtpy project would be supplied by the 560-mile Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline, now under construction.
North Carolina has issued a Clean Water Act Section 401 water quality certification for the MVP Southgate natural gas pipeline, clearing the 5.2-mile project to advance with conditions to protect streams, wetlands and private wells.
Trafigura and Oldelval inaugurated a new 6.8-mile (11-kilometer) crude oil pipeline linking Oldelval’s Allen–Puerto Rosales system to the Bahía Blanca refinery, expanding export capacity for Argentina’s Vaca Muerta basin.
National Gas has announced plans for Project Union, a 1,500-mile hydrogen pipeline network linking major industrial hubs across Great Britain. The project aims to repurpose existing gas infrastructure to transport 100% hydrogen, boosting UK energy security and supporting its net-zero goals.
Morrison has begun construction on a new Shell oil metering facility at Fourchon Junction in Louisiana, a key Gulf hub for offshore pipeline systems. The project will enhance oil transport capacity and regional infrastructure reliability.
The project includes an 807-mile gas pipeline and 20 MMtpy LNG export terminal, marking a major step toward U.S. energy expansion.
WBI Energy is advancing its Bakken East pipeline, a $500 million project to transport natural gas from western North Dakota to the east for power generation and data center demand, with construction planned for 2028.
ADM and Tallgrass have started operations at the world’s largest bioethanol carbon capture facility in Columbus, Nebraska. The project connects ADM’s ethanol plant to Tallgrass’ Wyoming storage hub through a 400-mile CO₂ pipeline, marking a major milestone in large-scale CCS infrastructure.
Enbridge plans to gauge shipper interest early next year for a second phase of its Mainline oil pipeline expansion, which could add 250,000 barrels per day of new capacity by 2028 to meet rising export demand from Canadian producers.
New York regulators approved a key water-quality permit for Williams Cos.’ Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) natural gas pipeline, marking a major reversal after prior rejections. On the same day, the long-stalled Constitution Pipeline project withdrew its permit application.
LNG Canada has started production at its second processing train in Kitimat, British Columbia, doubling output to 13 MMtpy and marking full operations for Canada’s first LNG export terminal with direct access to Asian markets.
The Alaska North Slope development is expected to deliver up to 180,000 bpd into the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, supporting long-term throughput and regional crude flows.
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