Pipeline

Energy Transfer is exploring whether to convert a Permian NGL pipeline to natural gas service as gas demand accelerates and liquids markets soften.

Saipem has secured a $425 million offshore contract to install 153 km (95 miles) of subsea pipelines for Turkey’s Sakarya gas field, expanding midstream infrastructure tied to the Goktepe discovery in the Black Sea.

As traditional gas pipelines lose access to EU funding, new financing programs from Brussels and the European Investment Bank are backing hydrogen, CO₂ and repurposed pipeline networks across Europe.

Advances in coating technologies and emerging techniques such as sputtering are reshaping how operators approach pipeline corrosion prevention, offering new options to extend asset life and improve integrity management.

Energy Transfer plans to upsize the Transwestern Desert Southwest expansion after strong open season demand, increasing pipeline capacity and reinforcing natural gas supply to fast-growing markets in Arizona and New Mexico.

PHMSA has issued an emergency special permit for segments of the Santa Ynez Pipeline System, allowing Sable Offshore to operate under enhanced integrity and safety requirements.

EIG has acquired a 49.87% stake in Transportadora de Gas del Perú, securing a major ownership position in the country’s core natural gas pipeline system that supplies a large share of Peru’s power generation.

FERC has approved an amendment to the Mountain Valley Pipeline Southgate project, clearing changes to the pipeline’s route and capacity as the proposed extension advances through a complex permitting process.

Phillips 66 and Kinder Morgan are moving forward with the Western Gateway Pipeline after strong shipper interest, positioning the system to deliver refined products into California markets through reversed and new pipeline capacity.

The Final Environmental Impact Statement clears the last major regulatory step before the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers decides whether Dakota Access can continue operating beneath Lake Oahe — a decision that could end years of uncertainty for one of the nation’s most controversial oil pipelines.

ONE Gas plans to build a $160 million, 43-mile natural gas pipeline in southeast Oklahoma to supply power generation facilities and support rising electricity demand, with the project targeted for service in 2028.

Permian and Gulf Coast pipeline expansions will be essential to supplying rising U.S. LNG feedgas demand, with analysts projecting LNG demand could reach 33 billion cubic feet per day by 2030 and climb higher by mid-decade.

NewTek Sensor Solutions is expanding the use of its LVDT position sensors in pipeline monitoring systems, helping operators detect vibration, deformation, and structural shifts in oil and gas, water, and chemical pipelines to improve safety, reliability, and asset integrity.

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.

Uniper has launched a sale process for its 20% stake in the OPAL gas pipeline, one of Europe’s largest transmission corridors, as the asset progresses toward partial conversion under Germany’s Hydrogen Core Network framework.