Infrastructure
Infrastructure , Health, Safety & Environment , Pipelines
US Regulator Issues Notice to Dakota Access Pipeline over Safety Concerns
The PHMSA recommended a civil penalty of $93,200 against Energy Transfer, operator of the Dakota Access Pipeline, for the violations and said failure to correct the issues may result in further enforcement action.
Infrastructure , Shale Plays , Construction , Pipelines
Energy Transfer to Finish Mariner East Expansion in Pennsylvania Despite Opposition
Mariner East transports liquids from the Marcellus/Utica shale in western Pennsylvania to customers in the state and elsewhere, including international exports from Energy Transfer’s Marcus Hook complex.
Natural Gas , Infrastructure , Construction , Pipelines
How Pipeline Backlash is Affecting Northeast Gas Supplies
Find out what challenges are faced by the natural gas industry to construct new pipelines and how these challenges have impacted gas supplies in the Northeast.
Investment , Infrastructure , Construction
Midstream Projects: Gulf Coast Leads the Way in Second Quarter
Many projects away from the coast, however, are beset by delays.
Investment , Legislation , Infrastructure , Emissions , Energy Transition , Construction , Pipelines
Report: Energy Sector in Limbo over Permitting, ESG and Climate Policies
The Babst Calland law firm’s annual report includes a chat with Sen. Joe Manchin and an assessment of the impact of President Biden’s government-wide climate approach.
Infrastructure , Construction
Delfin LNG Seeks Another Year to Build Floating Plant
The request would set completion of the LNG export facility offshore Louisiana in September 2022.
Infrastructure , Shale Plays , Construction , Pipelines
Supreme Court Backs PennEast Pipeline in NJ Challenge
The 5-4 ruling, authored by conservative Chief Justice John Roberts, handed a victory to PennEast Pipeline, a joint venture seeking to build the 116-mile (187-km) pipeline from Pennsylvania to New Jersey.
Markets , Infrastructure
Texas Power Grid Faces Summer Having Changed Little from February Freeze
ERCOT is already warning its 26 million customers to conserve energy, and experts say Texas residents should brace for rolling blackouts amid drought and extreme heat.
Infrastructure , Pipelines
Federal Court Closes DAPL Case, Allows for Fresh Challenges
Court says opponents of the oil pipeline failed to prove irreversible harm if the line continued to operate.
Infrastructure , Construction , Pipelines
Canadian Watchdog Allows Resumption of Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion
Trans Mountain was ordered in April to halt work on a section of the pipeline project in Burnaby, British Columbia, for four months to protect hummingbird nests.