Germany’s Wilhelmshaven 2 LNG terminal has received its first natural gas through Strohm’s subsea Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) system, marking a significant step in Europe’s evolving energy infrastructure.
India’s Petronet Limited has commissioned the Chhara gas pipeline, connecting a new LNG regasification terminal to the national grid. Developed by GSPL at a cost of $760 million, the 36-inch pipeline enhances natural gas access while skirting an eco-sensitive wildlife zone.
Gaz-System will receive a $593 million EU-backed loan to build a 155-mile pipeline linking Poland’s first floating LNG terminal in Gdansk to the national gas network. The project is expected to be completed by 2028.
Brazil’s EPE approves early construction for Equinor’s offshore gas pipeline from the Raia Project, set to supply 15% of national demand by 2028 with first-of-its-kind subsea processing.
PHMSA has withdrawn a Biden-era advisory on idle-pipeline inspection and maintenance, saying the guidance exceeded Section 114 of the 2020 PIPES Act. USDOT officials call the move part of President Trump’s push to trim federal red tape.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear an appeal by Chevron and Exxon aiming to shift Louisiana lawsuits over coastal and pipeline damage to federal court. The suits, filed by Plaquemines and Cameron parishes, seek billions for wetland restoration tied to decades of oil and gas activity.
Many out-of-service pipelines across the U.S. remain buried with no removal plans, creating hidden costs and liabilities. This exclusive P&GJ article explores the legal, logistical, and environmental challenges—and why reclamation matters more than ever.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the province is developing a proposal for a new crude oil pipeline to the Port of Prince Rupert, aiming to secure a private sector partner and boost Canada's export capacity.
Trans Mountain CEO Mark Maki says Canada should wait before selling the expanded oil pipeline, citing uncertainty around capacity, tolling disputes, and future optimization plans. The government spent $25 billion on the project and aims to recoup that investment.
Ukraine and Poland will nearly double the capacity of their natural gas interconnector to 12.4 MMcm/d, enabling higher LNG imports ahead of the heating season, Ukraine's Energy Ministry said.
Ukraine accelerates efforts to import U.S. LNG ahead of the 2025 heating season, exploring new routes through Poland, Greece, and the Trans-Balkan corridor amid depleted reserves and ongoing Russian attacks on domestic infrastructure.
The Bureau of Land Management is conducting an accelerated review of a proposed 74-mile natural gas pipeline between Helena and Three Forks, Montana, aimed at expanding regional gas capacity.
A U.S. federal appeals court has rejected a challenge to the Mountain Valley Pipeline's Southgate extension, allowing the $500 million natural gas project from Virginia to North Carolina to proceed despite environmental opposition.
The UK’s Dstl has tested a reusable underwater robot designed to detect and neutralize threats to undersea pipelines and cables, boosting safety and security for critical infrastructure.
Great Basin Gas Transmission closed its Binding Open Season for the 2028 Expansion Project in Northern Nevada, drawing strong shipper interest for an estimated $800 million–$1.2 billion gas pipeline upgrade.
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