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Trans Mountain Says Projects Could Expand Pipeline Capacity by 300,000 bbl/d

Trans Mountain is looking at expansion projects in the short and long terms that could add between 200,000 bbl/d and 300,000 bbl/d of capacity to the company's system. 

Hamm: Interior, DOE Leadership is a ‘Dream Team’

Harold Hamm, U.S. energy policy influencer and founder of wildcatter Continental Resources, said his top choices of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and newly confirmed Energy Secretary Chris Wright will be a “dream team of unimaginable proportions.”

LNG, Data Centers, Winter Freeze Offer Promise for NatGas in ‘25

New LNG export capacity and new gas-fired power demand have prices for 2025 gas and beyond much higher than the early 2024 outlook expected. And kicking the year off: a 21-day freeze across the U.S.

CEO: TotalEnergies to Expand US LNG Investment Over Next Decade

TotalEnergies' investments could include expansion projects at its Cameron LNG and Rio Grande LNG facilities on the Gulf of Mexico, CEO Patrick Pouyanne said.

VanLoh: US Energy Security Needs ‘Manhattan Project’ Intensity

Quantum Capital Group Founder and CEO Wil VanLoh says oil and gas investment, a modernized electric grid and critical minerals are needed to meet an all of the above energy strategy.

Enterprise Products Considering Moving On from SPOT

Permitting delays and challenges finding customers have put the future of Enterprise Product Partners’ Seaport Oil Terminal Project in doubt.

Oil Industry Veteran Beyer Appointed to Key Interior Department Post

Energy industry veteran Leslie Beyer has been appointed to assistant secretary of land and minerals management at the U.S. Interior Department, where she will oversee key agencies including the Bureau of Land Management and Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.

Q&A: Crescent Midstream Charts CCS Course with $1B Project

CEO Jerry Ashcroft discusses the carbon capture and storage landscape and how the company is evolving.

Intensity Infrastructure Partners Pitches Open Season for Bakken NatGas Egress

Analysts note the Bakken Shale’s need for more takeaway capacity as Intensity Infrastructure Partners launches an open season for a potential 126-mile natural gas transport line out of the basin.

Manufacturers Urge FERC to Study Gas Pipeline Capacity Needs

Heavy industry is the first to be impacted when there is inadequate supply of natural gas, the Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) argued in a letter to federal regulators.