Water midstream company WaterBridge plans to develop transport capacity out of the Delaware Basin.
Ironwood Midstream has launched its third iteration after having sold assets to Plains All American in January.
Tallgrass Energy is holding the second open season on a segment of the line for 2025.
Consumers Energy said it upgraded the Mid-Michigan line to deliver more volumes to growing its customer base.
Glenfarne’s Alaska LNG development has reserved 50% of its future production.
Bechtel Energy has been given the go-ahead to begin construction on Cheniere’s Corpus Christi Midscale Trains 8 & 9 and Stage 3 Debottlenecking Project.
Canadian midstream company Enbridge is planning a 300-MMcf/d expansion of a natural gas system in British Columbia.
A threatened closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a major trade waterway for oil tankers in the Persian Gulf region, has skyrocketed oil forecasts up to $100/bbl.
LNG Canada produced its first LNG for export in Kitimat, British Columbia, a spokesperson for the project said June 22.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's new rules seek to improve the regulatory environment for natural gas infrastructure projects immediately, the agency says.
After completing repairs from a 2022 explosion, Freeport LNG is asking for a looser deadline for its next LNG train.
Aethon Energy is navigating an uncertain market with cautious optimism as the company explores riskier opportunities that can help meet power demand growth, says President and Partner Gordon Huddleston.
Permian Basin-focused operator Don Sparks told fellow wildcatters, after receiving the IPAA’s lifetime achievement award, that Washington should be helping the U.S. industry assure national security, and that won’t happen at $50 oil.
Former U.S. Senator Joe Manchin told oil and gas producers the U.S. already has two wars “we never paid for” at the IPAA’s annual meeting. The denuclearization of Iran should be left up to Israel, he said.