Yemen’s Houthis Attack Al-Dhabba Oil Terminal, Force Ship to Leave

Panamanian-flagged vessel Pratika had entered the terminal to load a shipment of crude but left after the attack, workers said.

US New England Set to Get First LNG Cargo Since Summer

New England depends on LNG and oil to fuel some power plants on the coldest days when most of the region's pipeline gas is used to heat homes and businesses.

Delfin Gets More Time to Build US Gulf of Mexico LNG Export Plant

In September 2017, FERC authorized Delfin to put its project into service by September 2019. Since then, FERC has granted several one-year extensions to complete the project.

Qatar Seals 27-Year LNG Deal with China as Competition Heats Up

The 27-year to supply China’s Sinopec with LNG is the LNG sector’s largest single sales and purchase agreement on record, according to QatarEnergy chief Saad al-Kaabi.

White House Announces $13 Billion in Funding to Modernize Power Grids

The $1.2 trillion infrastructure law, passed last year, provides $10.5 billion to harden power systems against growing threats like extreme weather and climate change, the DOE said, and a further $2.5 billion to help build new transmission lines.

Equitrans Stops Natgas Leak at Pennsylvania Storage Facility

Equitrans said Rager Mountain can store 9 Bcf of gas. The leaking well, called the George L. Reade 1 storage well, was one of 10 operating storage wells at the facility.

US Energy Regulators Unanimously Approve Commonwealth LNG Terminal

The Commonwealth LNG project, expected to export 8.4 million tonnes a year of LNG from Cameron, Louisiana, was the first to be approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) in more than two years.

Britain Says Drone Circles Vessel in Gulf of Oman after Strike on Tanker

Attacks on tankers in Gulf waters in recent years have come at times of heightened regional tensions.

Nord Stream Leaks Confirmed as Sabotage, Sweden Says

Swedish and Danish authorities are investigating four holes in the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines that link Russia and Germany via the Baltic Sea and have become a flashpoint in the Ukraine crisis as gas supplies in Europe run short.

Shell's Zydeco Oil Pipeline Running at Reduced Capacity

Shell Pipeline Co.'s Zydeco pipeline system alleviates transportation bottlenecks of crude arriving from the Eagle Ford, Permian and Bakken regions to Houston.