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Norway to Raise Gas Exports to Europe as Prices Soar
The increase corresponds to nearly 2% of Norway's annual pipeline gas exports, according to Reuters calculations.
Natural Gas Spotlight: The Blue Hydrogen Advantage
Made from natural gas, the superior Btu fuel remains most practical and efficient for its current uses rather than in transportation. For example, the boiling point is colder than Jupiter, it doesn’t like hard steel and it needs a nearly entirely new infrastructure.
Suncor Partners with Indigenous Communities to Buy Pipeline Stake from TC Energy
Suncor, three First Nations and five Métis communities will own a 15% stake in this pipeline asset with a value of about CA$1.3 billion. (US$1.03 billion).
Berkshire Hathaway LNG Export Plant to Shut for Maintenance
Officials at Berkshire Hathaway Energy on Sept. 15 confirmed the pipeline and compressor station maintenance at its Cove Point LNG export plant in Maryland would start but did not confirm the shutdown of the liquefaction plant.
Record Gas Prices Could Speed Up Launch of Russia’s Nord Stream 2 Pipeline
The Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which would help Moscow to bypass political foe Ukraine in transiting gas to European markets, doubles Russia’s annual gas export capacity.
Canadian First Nation Demands Enbridge Reroute Natural Gas Pipeline
Inspired by Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, a Canadian First Nation in northern British Columbia is trying to force Enbridge to reroute a natural gas pipeline off its reserve lands.
Kinder Morgan to Convert Louisiana Facility for Renewable Fuels
As part of its plans to retrofit the Louisiana terminal assets, Kinder Morgan formed a partnership with Neste, one of the leading providers of renewable and circular solutions.
Freeport Texas LNG Export Plant Starts to Exit Outage
Energy traders said that likely means the plant was returning to service. LNG facilities liquefy natural gas into super-chilled LNG and also use the gas to fuel operations.
Gulf Coast Oil Companies Return to Recovery as Nicholas Recedes
About 720,000 bbl/d of crude oil production and 1.075 Bcf/d of gas were offline, while 39 production platforms continued to be evacuated after Tropical Storm Nicholas passed through.
Former Magellan Midstream VP Trent Bridges Joins Sidley as Partner in Houston
Trent Bridges’ near-decade of experience at Magellan Midstream will help grow Sidley Austin’s midstream transactional and regulatory practices, says Cliff Vrielink, global leader of the energy and infrastructure practice at the firm.