FERC has reaffirmed a rule eliminating delays that previously prevented construction of approved natural gas pipelines while rehearing requests were pending, a move aimed at speeding infrastructure development.
Congressional lawmakers reviewed legislation to reauthorize the PHMSA pipeline safety program for five years, outlining proposed regulatory changes and safety priorities for the nation’s 3.3 million miles of pipeline infrastructure.
MOL has filed a complaint with EU antitrust regulators accusing Croatia’s pipeline operator JANAF of restricting transit of Russian crude, escalating a dispute as the Druzhba pipeline outage forces Hungary and Slovakia to seek alternative supply routes.
South Bow is exploring a revival of Keystone XL segments, proposing a new 550,000 bpd cross-border pipeline that would require Trump administration approval and additional links to U.S. refining hubs.
The H250 M40 variable area flowmeter has received SIL 2 certification for its limit switches and, for the first time, its 4–20 mA analogue output, strengthening its functional safety profile for process industry applications.
Three tankers were damaged and one crew member killed as Iran’s retaliation exposed commercial vessels to growing security risks near the Strait of Hormuz. More than 200 ships anchored in Gulf waters as insurers and operators brace for escalating disruption.
Canada’s largest natural gas producer has certified 1.6 billion cubic feet per day of production and processing capacity under MiQ’s methane standard, earning a Grade ‘A’ rating as global buyers increasingly demand verified emissions data.
The U.S. Department of Energy has approved a 12% increase in LNG exports from Cheniere’s Corpus Christi terminal, authorizing an additional 0.47 billion cubic feet per day and raising total capacity to 4.45 billion cubic feet per day.
A North Dakota judge said he will finalize a $345 million damages order requiring Greenpeace entities to pay Energy Transfer over claims tied to Dakota Access pipeline protests.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has issued a final permit for Enbridge’s 41-mile Line 5 relocation in Wisconsin, allowing construction to begin on the reroute around the Bad River Reservation.
Williams’ Transco has secured its final federal authorization and is asking FERC for a Notice to Proceed on its 55-mile, 42-inch Southeast Supply Enhancement pipeline across Virginia and North Carolina, targeting a March construction start.
Energy Transfer has terminated several offtake agreements tied to its suspended 16.45-MMtpy Lake Charles LNG project after failing to reach a final investment decision by contractual deadlines.
California, Colorado and Washington have filed suit against the Trump administration over frozen clean energy grants, including $1.2 billion allocated to California’s ARCHES hydrogen hub, raising questions about federal authority over energy infrastructure funding.
Forza Pipeline LLC is defending its proposed 36-inch, 750,000 Dth/d Delaware Basin gas pipeline at FERC, arguing strong shipper support and continued Permian takeaway constraints tied to LNG demand.
A Wisconsin administrative law judge upheld DNR permits for Enbridge’s 41-mile Line 5 relocation project, clearing a key regulatory hurdle as the company prepares for construction pending federal approval.
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