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Report: TC Energy Close to Selling $726MM Pipeline Stake to Indigenous Groups
The Canadian government has given preliminary approval for a loan to indigenous groups to buy a stake in TC Energy’s NGTL pipeline system.
Alaska Approves Plan to Build $56.6MM Pipeline for LNG Imports
Natural gas utility Alaska Pipeline Co., an affiliate of Enstar Natural Gas, received approval from the state to build the 16-mile pipeline, which will be connected to a terminal at Port Mackenzie, near Anchorage.
Bipartisan Bill Aims to Speed Up Permitting Bureaucracy
If passed, the new rules would tackle litigation delays for energy projects across all sectors, an analyst says.
Private Equity Firms Buy Pipe-coating Company MCIP
Milestone Capital and D2 Equity Capital acquired purchased a majority interest in family-owned pipe-coating business MCIP.
Sempra Infrastructure Contracts with Bechtel for Port Arthur LNG Phase 2
Sempra Infrastructure has entered into a fixed-price engineering, procurement and construction contract with Bechtel at Sempra’s Port Aurther LNG Phase 2 project.
Williams Begins Louisiana Project Despite Lingering Legal Dispute
Williams Cos. Informed FERC that the Louisiana Energy Gateway project will begin construction despite an ongoing dispute with midstream rival Energy Transfer.
EQT Closes $5.45B Acquisition of Equitrans Midstream
In addition to integrating Equistrans’ midstream assets, EQT will focus on reducing the infrastructure company’s debt of between $7.6 billion and $8 billion. Including equity and debt, the deal is valued at roughly $13 billion.
New Fortress’ FLNG Asset Achieves First LNG Offshore Mexico
New Fortress Energy’s Fast LNG asset has a production capacity of 1.4 million tonnes per annum.
ONEOK to Build New Pipeline, Expand Capacity from Kansas to Denver
ONEOK plans to build a 230-mile refined products line from western Kansas to the Denver International Airport as part of a $480 million network upgrade.
Despite 2Q Earnings Miss, Kinder Morgan Plans Gas Capacity Growth
Kinder Morgan's second quarter earnings fell short of expectations due to recent low gas prices, but remains bullish on natural gas demand and is moving ahead on projects in the Southeast U.S. and Williston Basin.