A major gas pipeline rupture in Peru that disrupted national supply followed years of regulatory warnings over landslides, erosion and maintenance failures, according to government records.
Pennsylvania lawmakers have approved legislation requiring natural gas alarms following a deadly factory explosion, as part of a broader push to strengthen gas safety standards.
ADNOC Gas reported damage at its Habshan complex and Borouge facility in Abu Dhabi, though domestic gas supply continues uninterrupted through alternative operations.
A gas pipeline explosion in southern Pakistan has disrupted supply across multiple districts, highlighting ongoing security risks to energy infrastructure in the region.
Federal investigators found unrepaired gas leaks and safety gaps led to pipeline explosions in Mississippi that destroyed homes and raised concerns over leak management practices.
Valero is preparing to restart its Port Arthur refinery after a blast shut down key units, as operators work to bring the facility back to full capacity.
PRCI and the Canada Energy Regulator have signed an agreement to share research and collaborate on pipeline safety and integrity initiatives.
Exploded projectiles were recovered at Libya’s Sharara oil pipeline following a blast that disrupted flows and forced production shutdowns at nearby fields.
As U.S. LNG export capacity expands, pipeline reliability, insurance coverage and risk management strategies are becoming critical to maintaining resilient midstream infrastructure.
Missile intercepts over the UAE forced the shutdown of major gas processing facilities at ADNOC’s Habshan complex, raising concerns over regional supply stability.
An aerial attack targeting the Saudi Aramco-Exxon Yanbu refinery underscores rising risks to Red Sea oil export infrastructure as flows shift away from the Strait of Hormuz.
QatarEnergy says missile attacks caused extensive damage at Ras Laffan Industrial City, a key LNG export hub, raising concerns about disruptions to global gas supply.
Iran has warned that key oil and gas facilities across Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar could be targeted in the coming hours, escalating risks to critical Gulf energy infrastructure.
A construction strike on a natural gas pipeline in Lake Dallas, Texas, forced evacuations and road closures as crews worked to contain the leak and restore service.
A new AMPP industry report finds corrosion remains a leading cause of U.S. pipeline incidents, highlighting growing integrity risks tied to aging infrastructure, workforce shifts and new energy systems.
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