GE Vernova and Siemens Energy are negotiating to supply gas turbines to a $7 billion power-sector reconstruction project in Syria, which includes 4,000 MW of new generation capacity.
As AI technology drives record electricity demand, energy expert Eben Wyman argues that natural gas remains critical to powering data centers and maintaining U.S. energy security. He highlights the need for permitting and judicial reforms to expand pipeline capacity and ensure a reliable energy supply for AI growth.
The project includes an 807-mile gas pipeline and 20 MMtpy LNG export terminal, marking a major step toward U.S. energy expansion.
TC Energy missed third-quarter profit estimates but raised its long-term outlook, citing rising natural gas demand from LNG exports and AI data centers.
PipeSense celebrated two years in operation with added U.S. deployments of its PipeTest, PipeScan and PipeGuard technologies and new hires to support growth.
MPLX and MARA Holdings signed a letter of intent to develop gas-fueled power generation and data center campuses in West Texas. The projects will use natural gas from MPLX’s Delaware Basin plants, with an initial capacity of 400 MW and potential expansion to 1.5 GW.
Google has agreed to buy power from a 400-MW Illinois natural gas plant using carbon capture, a first-of-its-kind deal to supply electricity to its Midwest data centers while storing CO₂ underground.
The Pipeline Research Council International (PRCI) has introduced an AI-powered assistant to help engineers and operators quickly access decades of research on pipeline technology, safety, and innovation.
By combining process cameras with traditional hydrocarbon dewpoint analysis, engineers can now identify liquid carryover in real time, recover lost NGL revenue, extend equipment life, and enhance pipeline integrity.
Japan’s growing data center and semiconductor industries are fueling a new wave of investment in natural gas pipelines.
New products this month include Trafag’s hybrid gas density monitor, NETZSCH’s expanded pump lineup, NDT Global’s ILI data platform, Sensirion’s compact CO₂ sensor, Oxford Flow’s hydrogen-ready regulators, and LeakVISION’s thermographic leak detection system.
VoltaGrid and Oracle are partnering to deploy 2.3 GW of ultra-low-emission natural gas power, supplied by Energy Transfer pipelines, to support Oracle’s next-generation AI data centers across Texas.
The interconnection project is set to begin service in early 2026, expanding Energy Transfer’s midstream role in fueling digital infrastructure.
The trial, part of SGN’s LTS Futures project, marks a key step toward repurposing the UK’s gas network for hydrogen and net-zero goals.
A new pipeline system, MASiP, uses embedded fiber-optic technology to deliver real-time monitoring of pressure, stress, strain, and vibration. The innovation enables smarter pig tracking, reduces stuck pig risks, and could significantly cut costs and downtime for pipeline operators.
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