PHMSA finalized new pipeline safety and fuel transport rules designed to cut compliance costs, ease infrastructure upgrades and lower energy transportation expenses.
Appalachia Midstream has filed permits to build a new 12-inch natural gas pipeline in Pennsylvania, marking another regulatory step for Marcellus gas infrastructure expansion.
STATS Group has secured a California pipeline contractor license, allowing the company to expand hot tapping, line stopping and pipeline isolation services across the West Coast.
State regulators stepped in to prevent a crude oil pipeline shutdown, a move that could shape near-term operations and future oversight.
The White House is convening U.S. oil executives to discuss potential investment in Venezuela, bringing independents and private equity-backed firms into talks traditionally dominated by major producers.
Panamanian developers have filed a $4 billion lawsuit alleging AES and its partners coordinated a scheme to monopolize Panama’s LNG-to-power market.
The Trump administration has sued two California cities, arguing that local limits on natural gas infrastructure in new buildings violate federal energy law and overstep municipal authority.
API has released a new recommended practice outlining safety and operational guidance for transporting carbon dioxide by pipeline as CO₂ infrastructure continues to expand.
Federal regulators are seeking a record $9.6 million penalty against a pipeline operator following a 2023 oil spill, marking the largest proposed fine in PHMSA’s enforcement history.
A potential shift in Venezuelan crude exports could redirect oil flows back toward the United States, offering relief to Gulf Coast refiners while undercutting Chinese buyers, even as longer-term production recovery remains uncertain.
The U.S. imposed new sanctions on companies and tankers tied to Venezuela’s oil trade, targeting vessels accused of evading restrictions as Washington ramps up pressure on President Nicolás Maduro.
Virginia DEQ has approved state water permits for Transco’s Southeast Supply Enhancement Project, moving the multistate natural gas pipeline expansion closer to federal review.
As traditional gas pipelines lose access to EU funding, new financing programs from Brussels and the European Investment Bank are backing hydrogen, CO₂ and repurposed pipeline networks across Europe.
An Iowa judge has paused a legal challenge to Summit Carbon Solutions’ CO₂ pipeline while regulators review proposed changes to the project’s permit and storage requirements.
PHMSA has issued an emergency special permit for segments of the Santa Ynez Pipeline System, allowing Sable Offshore to operate under enhanced integrity and safety requirements.
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