FERC Gives Williams More Time to Build NESE Pipeline

State regulators’ denial of water permits had put the natural gas pipeline on hold.

First Nations ‘Disappointed’ by Woodside’s Kitimat LNG Exit

The threat to the export terminal’s viability is a blow to the Nations’ financial and jobs prospects.

US Waives Sanctions on Russia’s Nord Stream 2 Pipeline to Germany

The decision to waive sanctions on the company behind Russia’s Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline and its CEO came as the Biden administration seeks to rebuild ties with Germany.

Republicans Slam Biden Administration Over Nord Stream Waivers Report

A report that the administration would waive sanctions against Nord Stream 2 contrasts with Biden’s opposition to the natural gas pipeline project.

For LNG Developers, Another Year of Canceled Projects

Woodside’s withdrawal from the Kitimat LNG project was just the latest blow.

Stick With Oil and Gas or Go Green? Deloitte’s $838 Billion Question

Off you invest into the wild green yonder … or maybe wait. Deloitte’s new study debunks some myths and offers guidance on whether and how to pursue a greener strategy.

Woodside Petroleum to Exit Chevron-operated Kitimat LNG Project

The exit of the Kitimat LNG development project would comprise the sale or wind-up of agreements and assets on the Pacific Trail Pipeline route and at the site for the proposed facility, Woodside Petroleum said.

New Fortress Energy Acquires Maersk Jackup Rigs in $31 Million All-cash Deal

The new owner will use the rigs for non-drilling purposes as part of their planned Fast LNG project.

TC Energy CFO Don Marchand Retires; Joel Hunter Named Successor

Don Marchand, who has served as TC Energy’s CFO since 2010, will assist his successor Joel Hunter with the transition through November.

EIA: High Ethane Content Pushes Natgas Pipe’s Heat Content Over Limit

Northern Border Pipeline carries natural gas from the Bakken Shale.