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.
PHMSA has issued an emergency special permit for segments of the Santa Ynez Pipeline System, allowing Sable Offshore to operate under enhanced integrity and safety requirements.
Gazprom is in talks with MOL over selling its majority stake in Serbia’s NIS as U.S. sanctions halt payments and disrupt crude and gas supply routes in the Balkans.
Iraq said natural gas supplies from Iran have been fully halted, resulting in the loss of up to 4,500 MW of power generation and highlighting Baghdad’s reliance on cross-border gas imports amid ongoing U.S. sanctions pressure.
FERC has approved an amendment to the Mountain Valley Pipeline Southgate project, clearing changes to the pipeline’s route and capacity as the proposed extension advances through a complex permitting process.
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.
A U.S. judge ruled Michigan cannot enforce a shutdown order against Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline, affirming federal authority over pipeline safety and allowing the aging Great Lakes line to continue operating amid ongoing legal and permitting battles.
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.
Oil prices climbed more than 1% after President Trump ordered a blockade of sanctioned oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela, raising uncertainty around global crude supply amid fragile demand.
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.
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.
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.
Industry groups are raising questions over reports that a major share of steel for the planned 807-mile Alaska LNG pipeline could come from South Korea’s POSCO International, under a partnership announced by Glenfarne Energy Transition in early December.
Venture Global denied Shell’s fraud allegations in a New York filing tied to a long-running LNG arbitration over Calcasieu Pass cargoes, accusing Shell of breaching confidentiality and reiterating its compliance with contract terms.
The move underscores Washington’s renewed leverage in Iraq’s energy sector and shifting regional power dynamics.
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