Joseph
Markman
Hart Energy
Sempra, Entergy Collaborate to Develop Renewable Energy in Louisiana
The companies inked a MOU that sets forth a framework to collaborate on developing additional options for renewable energy procurement for Sempra Infrastructure affiliated facilities.
MDU Resources Subsidiary Completes North Bakken Expansion
The North Bakken Expansion project included construction of approximately 100 miles of natural gas pipeline with the capacity to transport 250 MMcf/d of natural gas from the basin.
Tellurian to Start Building Driftwood LNG Plant in April, Souki Says
Tellurian has access to enough capital to handle the first year of construction on its $16.8 billion Driftwood LNG plant in Louisiana, says Chairman Charif Souki.
Global Gas Rally to Kickstart Long-Stalled US LNG Projects
Europe's declining gas production and increased dependency on Russia for its supplies has also driven worldwide LNG prices higher and focused attention on the need for new LNG plants in the United States and Asia.
Buckeye Partners Selects Black & Veatch to Build Central Texas Solar Project
Construction of the project, which will include more than 500,000 solar panels, is to be completed in early 2023.
McDermott Lands LNG Contract for US Gulf Coast Project
Located on the Mississippi River, Plaquemines LNG is expected to have a combined export capacity of up to 20 million metric tonnes per year.
Why Are So Many US and Canadian LNG Export Projects Stalled?
Developers must change their business approach to attract necessary capital before huge opportunities are lost.
Delfin Nearing FID on US Gulf of Mexico LNG Project, CEO Says
Delfin is one of a dozen or so North American LNG export projects that delayed decisions to start construction in 2020 and 2021 in part because coronavirus demand destruction.
Midstream Outlook: More Cash, Fewer Projects
Ajay Bakshani, co-author of East Daley’s annual Dirty Little Secrets midstream outlook, discusses the expectations for $90 billion in free cash flow and why ‘midstream can really do it all in the next few years.’
Enbridge Removes Michigan’s Oil Pipeline Lawsuit to Federal Court
Michigan ordered the pipeline to shut down by May this year, which Enbridge ignored, and the two sides are embroiled in a legal battle over Line 5’s fate.