Infrastructure
Exports , Methane , Legislation , Infrastructure , Health, Safety & Environment , Emissions , Construction , Pipelines
For Oil and Gas, Next 4 Years Are All about Regulations—More Or Less
When it comes to the oil and gas rules and the costs, Trump and Biden take opposite stances, say experts at the North American Gas Forum.
International , Infrastructure , Construction , Pipelines
Kremlin: US Nord Stream 2 Sanctions ‘Unfriendly and Destructive’
Pompeo set to submit a report to Congress.
Infrastructure , Health, Safety & Environment , Construction , Pipelines
Minn. Judge Quashes Challenges to Enbridge Line 3 Decision
Activist groups had raised concerns regarding Enbridge’s intentions to protect streams and wetlands.
Infrastructure , Construction , Pipelines
Illinois Regulators Approve Expansion of Dakota Access Oil Pipeline
The Dakota Access oil pipeline had been a source of controversy prior to its completion in 2017, and there is an ongoing legal challenge over whether the line should remain operational.
International , Infrastructure , Construction , Pipelines
Russia Says Poland’s Nord Stream 2 Fine Was Made to Please US
Poland on Oct. 7 fined the Russian gas giant more than 29 billion zlotys (US$7.6 billion) for building the Nord Stream 2 pipeline without Warsaw's approval.
Infrastructure , Construction
US Gives Glenfarne 5 More Years to Build LNG Plant
Company cites the economic slowdown and trade war with China as reasons for delays.
Infrastructure , Construction
Oil Export Projects Stall as Output Slips, Opposition Builds
Only three of 12 projects are still pursuing regulatory approval.
Legislation , Infrastructure , Rail
Trump Issues Permit for Railway Connecting Canada’s Oil Sands to Alaska Ports
U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a presidential permit for a private-sector proposal to build a railway from Canada’s oil sands to ports in Alaska, a project that still faces numerous hurdles.
Infrastructure , Rail
Trump Endorses Canada-to-Alaska Railway to Free Landlocked Oil
Options to move crude from Canada, the world's fourth-largest producer, are useful, but A2A is "a very challenged project," said Dennis McConaghy, a former pipeline executive at TransCanada, now known as TC Energy.
Infrastructure , Shale Plays , Construction , Pipelines
Mountain Valley Seeks OK to Restart Construction of Appalachia Gas Pipeline
Equitrans started construction of the Mountain Valley pipeline in February 2018 designed to deliver 2 Bcf/d of natural gas from the Marcellus and Utica shale.