Oil prices surged past $100 a barrel as the widening Iran conflict disrupted tanker traffic and closed the Strait of Hormuz, triggering sharp market reactions and political debate in Washington.
Plans for a 168,000-bpd refinery in Brownsville, Texas could mark one of the first U.S. refineries built in decades, designed to process shale crude and strengthen Gulf Coast refining capacity.
As construction begins on a rerouted segment of Line 5 in Wisconsin, agreements allowing local law enforcement agencies to seek reimbursement for certain public safety costs are drawing attention. Here’s how the arrangement works and what it could mean for the project.
D.C. regulators approved a reduced $150 million pipeline replacement program for Washington Gas while opening a new investigation into long-term natural gas distribution planning.
Naturgy says nearly $13 billion in Russian LNG purchase commitments could be affected by a potential EU ban starting in 2027, raising questions about long-term supply contracts and force majeure clauses.
South Bow is evaluating a revival of the Keystone XL system as a new 550,000 bpd pipeline proposal in Montana could boost Canadian crude exports to the U.S. by up to 12.5%.
The European Commission plans to propose a permanent ban on Russian oil imports, aiming to phase out remaining pipeline flows via Druzhba by 2027 despite opposition from Hungary and Slovakia.
Michigan gasoline prices could rise if escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada disrupt crude oil flows that supply Midwest refineries, analysts warn.
Mexican authorities uncovered a 72-foot tunnel connected to two illegal taps on a Pemex pipeline between the Tula and Salamanca refineries, highlighting ongoing security challenges tied to black-market fuel theft.
Forza Pipeline LLC is defending its proposed 36-inch, 750,000 Dth/d Delaware Basin gas pipeline at FERC, arguing strong shipper support and continued Permian takeaway constraints tied to LNG demand.
President Donald Trump criticized a new clean energy agreement between California and the United Kingdom, escalating tensions as federal officials weigh expanded offshore oil and gas leasing along the state’s coast.
A proposed $272-million compressor expansion on the Iroquois pipeline is facing mounting local and regulatory resistance in Connecticut, underscoring growing siting challenges for gas infrastructure projects across the Northeast.
A Pennsylvania county has rejected a rezoning request tied to a proposed gas-powered data center development, underscoring growing local resistance to energy-intensive data infrastructure projects.
New York lawmakers have introduced legislation that would require gas utilities to map and disclose planned work on leak-prone pipelines, potentially reshaping how aging distribution systems are regulated.
ExxonMobil faces expanded antitrust claims after a blue ammonia developer alleged the company blocked access to critical CO₂ pipelines following its acquisition of Denbury.
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