Canada’s energy regulator has recommended approval of Westcoast Energy’s Sunrise Expansion Program, a British Columbia natural gas pipeline project aimed at increasing capacity and supporting LNG and regional demand growth.
The U.S. Transportation Department has approved Sentinel Midstream’s Texas GulfLink deepwater oil export port off the Texas coast, clearing the way for expanded crude exports using fully loaded supertankers.
Texas LNG has assembled an initial bank group to support a $5.7 billion debt financing package, marking a key step toward a final investment decision for the Brownsville LNG export project.
Advanced process control is widely deployed in refineries and pipeline control rooms, but adoption and utilization often lag. This article argues that APC design priorities are misaligned with the control room operator—the true end user—and outlines a user-centered path to higher utilization and performance.
The Panama Canal Authority has opened prequalification for a 47-mile energy pipeline and new container port terminals on both coasts, advancing plans to expand fuel transport capacity and intermodal logistics infrastructure.
California has sued federal regulators over orders allowing Sable Offshore to restart two long-idle oil pipelines, escalating a battle over state versus federal authority in pipeline safety oversight.
PHMSA has issued a safety advisory warning natural gas distribution operators about heat-related failure risks in aging Aldyl A plastic pipelines, following a fatal 2023 explosion in Pennsylvania.
A subsidiary of Energy Transfer will pay $1.4 million to settle federal allegations that pipeline safety violations contributed to a fatal maintenance incident at a Kansas gas facility.
Japan’s Inpex plans to resubmit an environmental plan for its large Bonaparte carbon capture and storage project offshore Australia after withdrawing the filing amid changes to national environmental laws.
Transco has asked FERC for approval to abandon about 50 miles of 24-inch interstate natural gas pipeline in South Texas, launching an environmental review tied to its North Padre Island Lateral project.
PHMSA finalized new pipeline safety and fuel transport rules designed to cut compliance costs, ease infrastructure upgrades and lower energy transportation expenses.
Appalachia Midstream has filed permits to build a new 12-inch natural gas pipeline in Pennsylvania, marking another regulatory step for Marcellus gas infrastructure expansion.
STATS Group has secured a California pipeline contractor license, allowing the company to expand hot tapping, line stopping and pipeline isolation services across the West Coast.
State regulators stepped in to prevent a crude oil pipeline shutdown, a move that could shape near-term operations and future oversight.
The White House is convening U.S. oil executives to discuss potential investment in Venezuela, bringing independents and private equity-backed firms into talks traditionally dominated by major producers.
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