Expansion

LNG Canada advances Phase 2 of the Coastal GasLink pipeline, targeting major capacity growth through added compression along the existing route.

Canada’s Trans Mountain pipeline is nearing full capacity as global supply disruptions drive stronger demand for crude exports to Asia.

TC Energy has signed agreements with LNG Canada to advance the next phase of the Coastal GasLink pipeline expansion, moving the project closer to a final investment decision.

Energy Transfer has filed with FERC to build a 17.7-mile natural gas pipeline in New Mexico to supply fuel for an AI data center, highlighting rising gas demand tied to data center growth.

Phillips 66 and Kinder Morgan have extended the open season for the proposed Western Gateway refined products pipeline, citing continued shipper interest and added California delivery options.

Canadian crude re-exports from the U.S. Gulf Coast are expected to surge as pipeline expansions boost flows from Canada to international markets.

FERC has approved a 30 Bcf expansion at the Golden Triangle Storage facility in Texas, boosting capacity and strengthening Gulf Coast gas storage and pipeline connectivity.

Pennsylvania is investing $1.4 million to expand natural gas pipeline infrastructure in Bradford and Somerset counties, extending service to homes, schools and industrial users.

Iroquois Gas Transmission System has asked FERC to reissue approval for its Wright Interconnect Project in New York, a key link tied to the potential revival of the Constitution Pipeline and new gas supplies for Northeast markets.

Summit Midstream is advancing expansion of the Double E pipeline in the Permian, backed by new long-term gas transportation agreements and a capacity increase of up to 50%.

Support is emerging for South Bow’s plan to revive segments of the Keystone XL pipeline, potentially boosting Canadian crude exports to U.S. refining hubs.

Expansion of the Wahalajara pipeline system could boost Waha-to-Mexico natural gas transport capacity to nearly 2 billion cubic feet per day as new compression is added to the cross-border corridor.

A federal appeals court upheld FERC’s handling of the GTN Xpress pipeline expansion serving the Pacific Northwest and California, rejecting environmental challenges while leaving a key $250 million compressor cost dispute for a future rate case.

Hope Gas plans a $250 million pipeline expansion in West Virginia to boost capacity and reliability in Mason County, a project expected to create more than 600 construction jobs.

South Bow is exploring a revival of Keystone XL segments, proposing a new 550,000 bpd cross-border pipeline that would require Trump administration approval and additional links to U.S. refining hubs.