ExxonMobil faces expanded antitrust claims after a blue ammonia developer alleged the company blocked access to critical CO₂ pipelines following its acquisition of Denbury.
Chesapeake Utilities has been selected to explore a natural gas pipeline expansion to Virginia’s Eastern Shore, a project aimed at improving energy reliability and supporting economic development in a region without existing gas service.
The Bureau of Land Management has approved a right-of-way for Southwest Gas to operate and replace a natural gas pipeline near Yerington, Nevada, resolving historical unauthorized use.
ConocoPhillips is tightening capital and operating spending after missing fourth-quarter profit estimates, as weaker oil prices pressure earnings across the sector. The company outlined its cost-cutting plan alongside production and shareholder return targets.
Exxon’s first commercial CCS operation is now running on the Gulf Coast—linking a major industrial emitter to large-scale CO₂ transport and underground storage, with more Louisiana projects queued.
A single Pemex contract is now at the center of a fast-changing Cuba supply picture—just as Washington signals possible penalties and Mexico tightens its export posture.
As U.S. LNG tightens its grip on Europe’s supply mix, Uniper lays out why contracts matter more than politics—and why diversification is becoming the real risk strategy.
Phillips 66 posted a fourth-quarter profit beat as U.S. refining margins rebounded from multi-year lows, lifting earnings after a challenging year for refiners.
Canada’s energy regulator has recommended approval of Westcoast Energy’s Sunrise Expansion Program, a British Columbia natural gas pipeline project aimed at increasing capacity and supporting LNG and regional demand growth.
The U.S. Transportation Department has approved Sentinel Midstream’s Texas GulfLink deepwater oil export port off the Texas coast, clearing the way for expanded crude exports using fully loaded supertankers.
Rising data center power demand and long-term LNG contracting are drawing fresh private capital into pipelines, gathering systems and LNG projects, setting up a busier 2026 for midstream and export deals.
Phillips 66 says it can process about 250,000 barrels per day of Venezuelan crude at its Gulf Coast refineries, as pricing dynamics and renewed trade flows influence U.S. heavy crude sourcing.
Summit Midstream has named veteran executive Chris Tennant as chief commercial officer, tapping his decades of experience across natural gas, NGL and crude oil markets to lead commercial strategy.
Commonwealth LNG has signed 20-year LNG sales and gas supply agreements with Mercuria, advancing commercial support for its planned LNG export terminal near Cameron, Louisiana.
A natural gas pipeline explosion sparked an active fire in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, prompting emergency response efforts and a shelter-in-place order at a nearby school as authorities assess the situation.
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