OSHA has ordered a pipeline inspection firm to reinstate a worker who was fired after raising safety concerns during a natural gas pipeline installation in Oklahoma.
Federal agencies are seeking public input on a proposed 7-mile natural gas and produced water pipeline project in Colorado, designed to reduce truck traffic and expand infrastructure near Rifle.
Cheniere’s Creole Trail Pipeline is seeking FERC approval to move forward with its Gillis Header Project in Louisiana, aiming to maintain construction timelines despite regulatory delays.
The Trump administration has invoked the Defense Production Act to accelerate development of U.S. energy infrastructure, including natural gas pipelines, LNG capacity and grid systems.
A California court has ruled that Sable Offshore cannot restart its pipeline without state approval, reinforcing state authority over the project despite federal intervention.
New Texas pipeline construction filings show continued buildout of gas gathering, transmission and distribution systems, with activity concentrated in the Permian Basin and Gulf Coast regions.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has restored funding for major carbon capture hubs in Texas and Louisiana, supporting large-scale direct air capture projects after a federal review.
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.
Bakken gas takeaway is set to increase as TC Energy's Northern Border moves to bring its Bison XPress expansion online at full 300,000 Dth/d capacity, supported by new compression in North Dakota.
FERC has approved a workforce increase and extended construction hours for NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG project, allowing the developer to accelerate work on the Texas export facility.
Southern Star has filed with FERC to sell 61 farm tap meters in Missouri, a small asset transfer with no impact on pipeline capacity or operations.
Freeport LNG is seeking approval to remove obsolete import facilities in Texas, reflecting the long-term shift toward LNG exports.
PHMSA is allocating $98 million to repair and replace aging, leak-prone natural gas pipelines, aiming to improve safety and reduce system losses.
Regulators have launched a public comment period for a proposed 647-mile crude oil pipeline linking Montana and Wyoming, a major project aimed at moving Canadian crude to U.S. markets.
FERC staff released a draft environmental review for the Kosciusko Junction Pipeline project in Mississippi, a major expansion involving new pipeline, compression and system upgrades.
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