Infrastructure
Infrastructure , Pipelines
Pipeline Safety: Lessons Learned From Bellingham
Pipeline laws, regulations and operator practices are like night and day from 20 years ago. Pipeline operators really took the tragedy and lessons of Bellingham to heart and instituted a focused statutory and regulatory environment.
Infrastructure , Construction , Pipelines
Dakota Access Oil Pipeline Eyes Expansion Over Tribe’s Objections
Energy Transfer seeks to build a pump station and double capacity of the system.
Infrastructure , System Integrity
Pipeline Spill Hardens Landowner Opposition To Keystone XL
Keystone line has experienced four releases, much more than TC Energy estimated.
Legislation , Infrastructure , Health, Safety & Environment
Senators Aim To Fill FERC Seats, Bolster Energy Innovation
Murkowski and Manchin focus on efficiencies and creating jobs to replace those related to coal.
Infrastructure , Pipelines
Enbridge Wins Court Backing To Keep Great Lakes Pipeline Running
Michigan court affirms law for Line 5 pipe under waterway.
Infrastructure , Pipelines
Nord Stream 2 Clears Major Hurdle As Denmark OKs Gas Pipeline
US, others, concerned that the pipe will increase Europe’s reliance on Russian natural gas.
Infrastructure , Construction , Pipelines
Navigating The Permitting Process
There are key considerations for pipeline project developers seeking the necessary government approvals before construction.
Infrastructure , Pipelines
Williams Receives FERC Approval For Southeastern Trail Expansion Project
The Southeastern Trail expansion project will consist of about 7.7 miles of 42-inch pipeline looping facilities in Virginia.
Infrastructure , Pipelines
Trump's Fast-Tracking Of Pipelines Hits Legal Roadblocks
The Trump administration's effort to cut red tape and speed up major energy projects has hit a roadblock in the case of the three biggest U.S. pipelines now planned or under construction.
Investment , Infrastructure , Construction
Mexico: López Obrador Takes A Big Bet On Oil
Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador wants to turn a Tabasco swamp into an $8 billion oil refinery, which he sees a boost for struggling Pemex and the struggling region.