Regulators have launched a public comment period for a proposed 647-mile crude oil pipeline linking Montana and Wyoming, a major project aimed at moving Canadian crude to U.S. markets.
Enbridge has begun construction on its Line 5 reroute in northern Wisconsin, advancing the project despite ongoing legal challenges and environmental concerns.
Colonial Pipeline has restored Line 1 gasoline flows to the East Coast after damage in Georgia, bringing back a key fuel supply route amid rising prices.
Jemena has made its Eastern Gas Pipeline bi-directional, increasing flexibility and capacity to move gas into southern Australia ahead of forecast supply shortages.
Higher oil prices could accelerate Permian production growth, quickly tightening pipeline capacity and increasing the need for new takeaway expansions.
Chicago is moving forward with a citywide effort to replace aging gas pipelines, targeting leak-prone infrastructure as part of a long-delayed modernization program.
Fluxys has been appointed operator of a CO₂ pipeline network in Antwerp, advancing carbon transport infrastructure linking industry to North Sea storage.
DNV has released new guidance addressing hydrogen-specific risks in offshore pipelines, aimed at advancing safe design and requalification of infrastructure.
PRCI and the Canada Energy Regulator have signed an agreement to share research and collaborate on pipeline safety and integrity initiatives.
TC Energy has signed agreements with LNG Canada to advance the next phase of the Coastal GasLink pipeline expansion, moving the project closer to a final investment decision.
Exploded projectiles were recovered at Libya’s Sharara oil pipeline following a blast that disrupted flows and forced production shutdowns at nearby fields.
Black powder buildup in gas processing systems can compromise valve performance. Proper valve design selection and operating practices are critical to maintaining tight shut-off isolation.
As U.S. LNG export capacity expands, pipeline reliability, insurance coverage and risk management strategies are becoming critical to maintaining resilient midstream infrastructure.
TC Energy CEO François Poirier said LNG growth will depend on expanding pipeline capacity, as global demand rises and supply disruptions highlight infrastructure constraints.
Canada’s proposed crude pipeline to the Pacific Coast is attracting early interest from Middle Eastern and Asian investors, as Alberta looks to expand exports beyond the U.S.
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