PipeSense has signed an exclusive partnership with Indigenous-owned Monitor Emissions to expand leak detection, pig-tracking, and hydrotesting technologies across Canada. The agreement aims to enhance pipeline integrity, reduce fugitive emissions, and strengthen maintenance practices nationwide.
As AI data centers drive unprecedented power volatility, developers are increasingly turning to battery energy storage systems (BESS) to stabilize demand and protect gas-fired generation assets. Siemens Energy outlines why traditional grid-scale batteries fall short—and how high-C-rate, marine-grade designs can help operators smooth load, reduce emissions, and optimize gas infrastructure performance.
Elevation Midstream has extended the open season for its DJ South Gathering crude pipeline, giving shippers until Jan. 15 to secure capacity on the planned system connecting Adams and Arapahoe Counties to key delivery points in Weld County. The project aims to boost crude gathering reliability across Colorado’s DJ Basin.
U.S. senators say weak enforcement of U.S. sanctions on Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 project is allowing discounted Russian LNG to reach China, generating billions in revenue for Moscow’s war in Ukraine. Lawmakers are pressing the Trump administration for stricter energy sanctions as Russian cargoes continue moving through global LNG markets.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has granted Sempra a five-year extension to complete construction of the Cameron LNG expansion in Louisiana. The decision gives the project until 2033 to finish work, supporting continued U.S. LNG export growth following renewed permitting momentum.
NextDecade has initiated the FERC pre-filing process for Train 6 at its Rio Grande LNG project, advancing plans to expand U.S. liquefaction capacity and Gulf Coast export infrastructure.
ExxonMobil has paused its planned Baytown, Texas, hydrogen project—once expected to be among the world’s largest—citing weak customer demand and high costs tied to carbon capture.
Prospera Energy has completed three pipeline replacement and integrity projects across its Cuthbert and Hearts Hill fields, enabling injector and producer wells to return to service ahead of its 2025–26 winter capital program.
UGI delivered record adjusted earnings for fiscal 2025, though midstream results were weighed down by lower gathering and processing margins. The company issued fiscal 2026 guidance and noted continued investment in its energy infrastructure portfolio.
McDermott and Chiyoda signed a new contract amendment with Golden Pass LNG to continue EPC work on Trains 2 and 3, reinforcing progress at one of the largest U.S. LNG export projects.
The Energy Workforce & Technology Council is backing new legislation that would move LNG approval authority from the Department of Energy to FERC, aiming to streamline project reviews and reduce delays for U.S. LNG facilities.
U.S. and Bosnian officials are advancing plans for the South Interconnection pipeline, a U.S.-backed project that would bring LNG from Croatia’s Krk terminal to Bosnia and cut the country’s reliance on Russian gas.
FERC is seeking comments on creating blanket authorizations for certain LNG and hydropower activities, aiming to streamline permitting and improve regulatory certainty for infrastructure developers.
BP has shut down the full 400-mile Olympic Pipeline system after a product leak triggered repeated shutdowns and inspections near Everett, Washington. Crews have begun excavating the affected segment, with no timeline yet announced for repairs or restart.
The IEA says the next LNG wave is reshaping global gas markets, easing tight pipeline supply and helping Europe balance declines from Russia and Norway. Demand remains weak in Asia, but is expected to rebound by 2026.
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