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Williams CEO: Louisiana Energy Gateway Start Temporarily in Limbo
Williams CEO Alan Armstrong said the project still moving forward after hitting a snag in a dispute with Energy Transfer but lacks a definitive start date.
Enbridge Fortifies Dominant Role in Corpus Christi Crude Transport
Colin Gruending, Enbridge executive vice president and president for liquids pipelines told Hart Energy the company’s holdings in South Texas are akin to a “catcher’s mitt” for Permian and Haynesville production.
FERC Approves ONEOK Pipeline Segment Connecting Permian to Mexico
ONEOK’s Saguaro Connector Pipeline will transport U.S. gas to Mexico Pacific’s Saguaro LNG project.
Imperial Expects TMX to Tighten Differentials, Raise Heavy Crude Prices
Imperial Oil expects the completion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion to tighten WCS and WTI light and heavy oil differentials and boost its access to more lucrative markets in 2024.
FERC Approves Two Pipeline Projects in Tennessee, Texas and Louisiana
FERC-approved plans for the two pipeline projects will bring natural gas to future power plants and the Gulf Coast.
KMI Considers Expanding Capacity out of Permian
Kinder Morgan reports customers may need more space on its Gulf Coast Express by 2027.
Environmentalists Appeal Enbridge’s Michigan Pipeline Project
Enbridge won approval from a Michigan commission to replace a pipeline segment under the Great Lakes but now faces legal challenges from environmental groups.
FERC Approves Three-year Extension for MVP Southgate Project
The ‘next leg’ of Mountain Valley Pipeline would lengthen the long-delayed Mountain Valley Pipeline into North Carolina
Howard Energy Partners Complete $800MM in Expansion Projects
Howard Energy Partners said they’ve achieved record volumes this year with the company’s current natural gas average throughput of over 2.5 Bcf/d and current average terminalling throughput of over 160,000 bbl/d.
Kinder Morgan’s Permian Highway Pipeline Expansion Begins Service
Kinder Morgan’s expansion added an additional 550 MMcf/d of capacity on the Permian Highway Pipeline, which runs from the Waha Hub and terminates close to Katy, Texas, where it supplies terminals along the Gulf Coast.