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.
Vertex Energy plans to add 6,000 barrels per day of Group III base oil production at its Mobile, Alabama refinery, expanding domestic supply for lubricant manufacturers and targeting startup by 2029.
FERC has authorized Mountain Valley Pipeline to begin construction of the North Carolina portion of its Southgate Amendment Project, marking a key milestone for the long-delayed natural gas expansion.
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.
Phase 1 of the 400-mile pipeline is fully contracted and remains on track for a Q4 2026 in-service date, with capacity set to expand to 2.2 billion cubic feet per day in Q1 2027.
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 Colorado gas processing plant is preparing to turn an often-overlooked energy source into enough electricity to support operations while cutting emissions and power costs.
Oil markets may not be back to normal yet. A major crude backlog remains near one of the world's most important energy chokepoints, according to Phillips 66.
Freeport LNG increased natural gas intake at its Texas export facility after a compressor-related shutdown halted one of its three liquefaction trains.
New talks between Alberta and Japan could reshape crude trade flows, opening opportunities for additional Canadian exports and future energy infrastructure investment.
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.
Rio Grande LNG plans a new senior secured notes offering to refinance existing debt and support financing activities at its South Texas LNG export project.
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