Forza Pipeline LLC is defending its proposed 36-inch, 750,000 Dth/d Delaware Basin gas pipeline at FERC, arguing strong shipper support and continued Permian takeaway constraints tied to LNG demand.
President Donald Trump criticized a new clean energy agreement between California and the United Kingdom, escalating tensions as federal officials weigh expanded offshore oil and gas leasing along the state’s coast.
A proposed $272-million compressor expansion on the Iroquois pipeline is facing mounting local and regulatory resistance in Connecticut, underscoring growing siting challenges for gas infrastructure projects across the Northeast.
A Pennsylvania county has rejected a rezoning request tied to a proposed gas-powered data center development, underscoring growing local resistance to energy-intensive data infrastructure projects.
New York lawmakers have introduced legislation that would require gas utilities to map and disclose planned work on leak-prone pipelines, potentially reshaping how aging distribution systems are regulated.
ExxonMobil faces expanded antitrust claims after a blue ammonia developer alleged the company blocked access to critical CO₂ pipelines following its acquisition of Denbury.
The Bureau of Land Management has approved a right-of-way for Southwest Gas to operate and replace a natural gas pipeline near Yerington, Nevada, resolving historical unauthorized use.
Canada’s energy regulator has recommended approval of Westcoast Energy’s Sunrise Expansion Program, a British Columbia natural gas pipeline project aimed at increasing capacity and supporting LNG and regional demand growth.
The U.S. Transportation Department has approved Sentinel Midstream’s Texas GulfLink deepwater oil export port off the Texas coast, clearing the way for expanded crude exports using fully loaded supertankers.
Texas LNG has assembled an initial bank group to support a $5.7 billion debt financing package, marking a key step toward a final investment decision for the Brownsville LNG export project.
Advanced process control is widely deployed in refineries and pipeline control rooms, but adoption and utilization often lag. This article argues that APC design priorities are misaligned with the control room operator—the true end user—and outlines a user-centered path to higher utilization and performance.
The Panama Canal Authority has opened prequalification for a 47-mile energy pipeline and new container port terminals on both coasts, advancing plans to expand fuel transport capacity and intermodal logistics infrastructure.
PHMSA’s latest standards update is accelerating adoption of advanced polyethylene, PA12 and composite pipe across U.S. gas systems. Here’s how material innovation, DIMP oversight and EPA strategy are reshaping pipeline design, safety and methane reduction.
California has sued federal regulators over orders allowing Sable Offshore to restart two long-idle oil pipelines, escalating a battle over state versus federal authority in pipeline safety oversight.
PHMSA has issued a safety advisory warning natural gas distribution operators about heat-related failure risks in aging Aldyl A plastic pipelines, following a fatal 2023 explosion in Pennsylvania.
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