QazaqGaz has completed the Taldykorgan–Usharal main gas pipeline 16 months ahead of schedule, marking a key step in expanding gas access to 84 communities and 134,000 residents in Kazakhstan’s Zhetysu region.
Williams will invest $1.9 billion in Woodside Energy’s $17.5 billion Louisiana LNG project, acquiring stakes in both the liquefaction terminal and feed gas pipeline to strengthen U.S. LNG export infrastructure.
Chevron-led TengizChevroil will restart oil exports through the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline in November after months of suspension following contamination issues, signaling Kazakhstan’s effort to diversify away from Russian export routes.
The project aims to cut 600,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually and enable large-scale industrial decarbonization across the U.K.’s manufacturing heartland.
The plan highlights existing pipeline corridors that could provide the fastest and lowest-cost path to meet rising global demand.
The effort includes new routes under study, potential use of the Bolivia-Brazil pipeline, and a $5.1 billion investment plan for eight new projects led by the Energy Research Office.
Uganda’s planned $4 billion refinery in Hoima is expected to strengthen the country’s oil and gas infrastructure and fuel growth in regional pipeline development.
Japan’s growing data center and semiconductor industries are fueling a new wave of investment in natural gas pipelines.
CenterPoint Energy will sell its Ohio natural gas business, including 5,900 miles of pipeline and 335,000 customers, to National Fuel Gas Company for $2.62 billion.
The project includes new pipeline construction from Borger, Texas, to Phoenix and flow reversals on existing systems.
The $43 billion project would move North Slope gas to the Gulf of Alaska for export.
Argentina has awarded TGS a $700 million contract to expand the Perito Moreno gas pipeline from the Vaca Muerta formation to Buenos Aires.
Rhode Island Energy signed an agreement with Enbridge’s Algonquin Gas Transmission to secure firm capacity through the AGT Enhancement project, expanding access to domestic gas and reducing reliance on LNG imports by 2029.
Sasol is working with Johannesburg officials to address safety risks after an informal settlement encroached on its Homestead Park gas pipeline. The company has reduced pipeline pressure and urged municipal action to ensure public safety.
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