U.S., Qatar Warn EU Methane Rules Could Threaten Gas Supplies
The U.S., Qatar, Nigeria and Algeria are urging the European Union to revise its methane emissions regulation, warning the policy could disrupt future oil and natural gas supplies.
The U.S., Qatar, Nigeria and Algeria are urging the European Union to revise its methane emissions regulation, warning the policy could disrupt future oil and natural gas supplies.
FERC has established an August timeline for completing its environmental assessment of the proposed Constitution Pipeline and Wright Interconnect projects, marking another milestone in the long-running permitting process.
A California appeals court has issued a closely watched ruling in the dispute over Sable Offshore's pipeline repairs, a decision with broader implications for coastal permitting and energy projects.
Kinder Morgan expects a FERC decision next month on its largest natural gas expansion project while advancing several other pipeline and terminal developments across its backlog.
A new legal analysis examines how FERC's proposed blanket certificate changes could affect pipeline development and investment decisions.
A survivor of the deadly Oak Cliff apartment explosion has sued Atmos Energy, alleging failures related to gas infrastructure and line marking. The utility disputes key claims as investigations continue.
A consumer advocacy group is urging federal regulators to investigate whether political pressure influenced the review of the Constitution Pipeline after President Trump publicly discussed a deal involving pipeline approvals and New York offshore wind projects.
The Trump administration is proposing changes to Clean Water Act permitting that could speed approvals for pipeline, utility and energy infrastructure projects while limiting state review authority.
North Dakota has secured a $27.8 million settlement with the federal government over its handling of the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, bringing the state's total recovery to $37.8 million.
A century-old pipeline standard has received major updates, including new requirements aimed at the growing CO₂ transportation sector.
A key acquisition involving Serbia's only refinery remains alive after U.S. regulators granted additional time for negotiations.
The Bureau of Land Management has approved a right-of-way for Great Basin Gas Transmission's Carson Lateral expansion project in Nevada following federal environmental review.
Minnesota regulators are weighing a proposed petroleum pipeline route near Pipestone National Monument as tribes and Indigenous groups challenge the project's cultural and environmental review process.
Two U.S. senators are seeking details on reported discussions between the Department of Energy and Sable Offshore regarding a proposed West Coast Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
Northern Natural Gas is seeking FERC approval for a $105 million Permian Basin expansion that includes new pipeline, compression and delivery facilities to serve a planned Texas power plant.
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