FERC staff has issued a draft environmental impact statement for the Mississippi Crossing and South System Expansion 4 pipeline projects, which together would add more than 3.4 billion cubic feet per day of firm natural gas capacity to the Southeast.
A drilling rig accident during a move on Alaska’s North Slope triggered a diesel spill response, with state and federal agencies assessing environmental impacts and investigating the cause.
New York environmental regulators have formally opposed efforts to revive Williams’ proposed Constitution natural gas pipeline, arguing the move would bypass state Clean Water Act authority.
Colorado regulators shut in a 6-inch natural gas gathering line near Fort Lupton after air monitoring detected elevated benzene and methane levels, triggering an ongoing multi-agency investigation.
Shell is asking a New York court to review whether communications between Venture Global and its independent engineer were improperly withheld during arbitration over LNG cargoes from the Calcasieu Pass facility.
Federal regulators are seeking a record $9.6 million penalty against a pipeline operator following a 2023 oil spill, marking the largest proposed fine in PHMSA’s enforcement history.
Noble Environmental has placed three new landfill renewable natural gas facilities into commercial service, expanding its pipeline-quality RNG production and methane capture operations.
A new analysis warns Europe’s gas pipeline operators may be underreporting emissions by excluding the climate impact of gas they transport, raising questions about transparency, investor risk and long-term viability.
A new MEI–Ipsos poll shows 75% of Canadians support building new oil and gas pipelines to Eastern Canada and British Columbia, while 71% say project approval processes are too slow, highlighting growing public backing for energy infrastructure development.
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.
A new congressional bill would require the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to evaluate greenhouse gas emissions and environmental justice impacts before approving natural gas pipelines under the Natural Gas Act — a move that could reshape project permitting.
Louisiana’s Office of Coastal Management has reissued the Commonwealth LNG coastal use permit after an extensive environmental justice and wetlands impact review, finding the project’s public benefits outweigh its environmental costs.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has granted Sempra a five-year extension to complete construction of the Cameron LNG expansion in Louisiana. The decision gives the project until 2033 to finish work, supporting continued U.S. LNG export growth following renewed permitting momentum.
Peru is seeking to restart long-stalled Amazon oil production to supply its expanded Talara refinery, but persistent spills, Indigenous resistance, and uncertainty surrounding the North Peruvian Pipeline (ONP) threaten the country’s midstream future.
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