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Hart Energy
Pipeline Revival Fuels Optimism in Coterra’s Marcellus Play
As talk of reviving the Constitution Pipeline heats up, Coterra is well-positioned to capitalize from its Marcellus gas assets in Pennsylvania, CEO Tom Jorden said at an investor conference.
Midstream Moves to Forefront as Energy Stands on National Stage
As the midstream energy sector navigates the spotlight of national public attention, executives discuss how midstream operators are positioned in an era of change.
Energy Transfer, Enbridge Call Open Season for Crude Capacity in Illinois
Energy Transfer and Enbridge are planning a new project that would add approximately 200,000 bbl/d from Western Canada to the Gulf Coast.
Enbridge Presents Expansion Plans for Westcoast Pipeline
Canadian midstream company Enbridge is planning a 300-MMcf/d expansion of a natural gas system in British Columbia.
Manchin: ‘We Cannot Get Back Into Another War’
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.
Texas’ RRC Approves Salt Dome NatGas Storage Project Near Houston
The Gulf Coast Midstream Partners’ FRESH facility would add about 26 Bcf of storage to southeast Texas in its first phase. The project is pending a final investment decision.
‘Nothing Says NY is On Board’: Williams Faces Pipeline Test, Again
Williams Cos. is moving forward with its previously abandoned Constitution and Northeast Supply Enhancement projects with White House support.
Exclusive: Energy Transfer on Ethane Export Leadership Despite Trade Tensions
Tom Long, Energy Transfer co-CEO delved into the company’s pipeline progress and challenges and its ethane market leadership despite tariffs in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
Kinetik CEO Pushes Trump Admin to Rethink Tariffs on Steel
Kinetik CEO Jamie Welch said the U.S. oil and gas industry’s products are “born and bred … in our backyard,” and therefore should get exemptions from the tariffs impacting the materials needed to drill and move hydrocarbons.
Court OKs MVP Southgate Permit Extension—Despite Opposition
A group of environmental petitioners had asked for a review of the Southgate project to extend the Mountain Valley Pipeline.