Oil prices climbed more than 4% after President Donald Trump announced the U.S. would reinstate a naval blockade on Iran, renewing concerns over crude and LNG shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.
The Keystone Pipeline owner has agreed to pay a $26.9 million civil penalty and complete about $40 million in integrity improvements under a proposed settlement tied to the 2022 Kansas oil spill.
The 155-mile Texas Gateway natural gas pipeline has received FAST-41 coverage, placing the project under an accelerated federal permitting framework as it advances through FERC's environmental review process.
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether pipeline companies using federal eminent domain must pay landowners' attorney's fees, a ruling that could reshape pipeline development nationwide.
PHMSA has proposed its first major update to federal pipeline repair standards in two decades, introducing risk-based engineering criteria that could save operators $390 million annually while improving pipeline safety.
Trans Mountain has filed a long-term settlement with Canada's energy regulator that would increase firm pipeline capacity to 90% while supporting up to 300,000 bpd of additional throughput through system optimization.
A preliminary NTSB report says the natural gas line involved in the fatal Dallas apartment explosion had not been identified and marked before drilling began, as investigators continue examining the cause of the May 28 blast.
Vinton Dome Storage Hub has filed with FERC to build a 44.5-Bcf underground natural gas storage facility in Louisiana, including five storage caverns, a 55,000-horsepower compressor station and new pipeline interconnections.
The 199-mile Mississippi Crossing Project and 291-mile South System Expansion 4 have reached a key regulatory milestone as FERC advances its review.
Environmental groups and a Montana landowner have challenged a state waiver tied to the proposed Bridger Pipeline, arguing required public notice and hearings were bypassed during the permitting process.
Enbridge Gas Ohio says it is repairing a damaged pipeline and restoring service following a gas explosion that destroyed three homes as investigators examine the cause of the incident.
The U.S., Qatar, Nigeria and Algeria are urging the European Union to revise its methane emissions regulation, warning the policy could disrupt future oil and natural gas supplies.
FERC has established an August timeline for completing its environmental assessment of the proposed Constitution Pipeline and Wright Interconnect projects, marking another milestone in the long-running permitting process.
A California appeals court has issued a closely watched ruling in the dispute over Sable Offshore's pipeline repairs, a decision with broader implications for coastal permitting and energy projects.
Kinder Morgan expects a FERC decision next month on its largest natural gas expansion project while advancing several other pipeline and terminal developments across its backlog.
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