A major Permian Basin natural gas pipeline is attracting more shipper interest than expected as its proposed expansion moves closer to a final investment decision.
As regulatory expectations continue to shift, one industry group is bringing in a veteran federal investigator to help operators stay ahead of compliance challenges.
Feedgas deliveries to one of the world's most closely watched LNG export facilities are recovering after an unexpected operational disruption affected liquefaction capacity.
Two major energy companies have combined assets across Malaysia and Indonesia to create a new operating platform with ambitious production and investment targets.
One of Africa's most ambitious pipeline projects is entering a new phase as developers move forward on a critical segment of the planned export route.
Serbia has secured additional natural gas supplies as the country balances energy security needs with ongoing efforts to diversify import sources.
New infrastructure and supply agreements are beginning to reshape South Africa's gas market, with one major project now moving closer to reality.
Following a deadly explosion in Dallas, newly analyzed data highlights a broader issue affecting pipeline operators across Texas.
New agreements aim to improve Permian gas pricing before the Hugh Brinson Pipeline enters service.
A key European gas corridor linking Greece and Ukraine is moving forward, with Bulgaria reporting progress on pipeline expansion and new capacity additions.
Caliche has reached FID on the first phase of its Spindletop Expansion Project, adding natural gas storage capacity and pipeline connections to support LNG exports and rising Gulf Coast demand.
U.S. underground natural gas storage capacity increased again in 2025, with most additions concentrated in key producing and transportation regions across the South Central and Mountain states.
Neogenyx Fuels has completed its first delivery of ISCC-certified renewable natural gas into Europe, opening access to international compliance markets and expanding opportunities for U.S.-produced RNG.
Two new landfill gas-to-RNG projects in Alabama and Georgia are moving forward, adding renewable fuel capacity and expanding supply for the growing heavy-duty transportation market.
A new long-term agreement will connect Canadian natural gas production to international LNG and European pricing markets, highlighting growing demand for globally linked gas supply arrangements.
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