Mexico plans to invest more than $7.2 billion in new natural gas pipelines, compression upgrades and network modernization projects through 2030.
UGI Energy Services plans to build new natural gas infrastructure in Pennsylvania to support a large-scale AI and hyperscale data center campus developed by Prime Data Centers.
South Bow has begun U.S. permitting efforts for its Prairie Connector crude pipeline proposal, which would use portions of the canceled Keystone XL system to move more Canadian oil south.
The BarMar hydrogen pipeline linking Spain and France has entered public consultation in France as developers advance a major European hydrogen corridor project.
A proposed Canada-U.S. oil pipeline is nearing key shipper commitments needed to advance, signaling growing support for new export capacity from Western Canada.
California is seeking a court injunction to block a federal order restarting Sable Offshore’s oil pipelines, setting up a major legal fight over pipeline authority and regulation.
Kenya and Tanzania sign new agreements covering energy and infrastructure, including a proposed cross-border gas pipeline and expanded regional trade cooperation.
The White House issues a key cross-border permit for the Bridger Pipeline Expansion, advancing plans to move Canadian crude into the U.S. and connect with downstream infrastructure in Montana and Wyoming.
Iraq has begun construction on a major crude oil pipeline linking Basra to Haditha, aimed at expanding export routes and strengthening supply resilience.
A new study compares shear wave and Lamb wave ultrasonic techniques for crack detection in gas pipelines, highlighting performance trade-offs and advances in inline inspection technology.
NNPC has completed the River Niger crossing on the OB3 pipeline, a key milestone that unlocks up to 2 billion cubic feet per day of gas transport capacity across Nigeria.
A proposed 234-mile natural gas pipeline across the Navajo Nation has cleared its first approval hurdle, advancing a project aimed at supplying power markets in the U.S. Southwest.
Pipeline constraints and new LNG capacity are expected to shape U.S. natural gas markets this summer, as demand from power generation and exports continues to grow.
Ares Management has acquired a 32.4% stake in the 700-mile Rover pipeline, expanding its exposure to U.S. natural gas infrastructure serving key demand centers.
Kuwait is advancing a multibillion-dollar stake sale in its crude pipeline network, with major banks backing financing as geopolitical risks complicate the process.
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