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Trump’s DOE Issues First LNG Permit of Term to Commonwealth LNG

The former administration of President Joe Biden had halted permitting for all of 2024.

Greenpeace Files Suit Against Energy Transfer in Dutch Court

Environmental group Greenpeace made the move to sue the midstream company in Europe prior to an upcoming hearing brought by Energy Transfer.

Venture Global’s Calcasieu Pass LNG Project Gets Boost from FERC

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission released a report responding to an appellate court’s questions over Venture Global LNG’s Calcasieu Pass 2 project.

Enterprise Products Considering Moving On from SPOT

Permitting delays and challenges finding customers have put the future of Enterprise Product Partners’ Seaport Oil Terminal Project in doubt.

Intensity Infrastructure Partners Pitches Open Season for Bakken NatGas Egress

Analysts note the Bakken Shale’s need for more takeaway capacity as Intensity Infrastructure Partners launches an open season for a potential 126-mile natural gas transport line out of the basin.

Manufacturers Urge FERC to Study Gas Pipeline Capacity Needs

Heavy industry is the first to be impacted when there is inadequate supply of natural gas, the Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) argued in a letter to federal regulators.

Goldman Sachs’ $150MM Claim Against Energy Transfer Dismissed

Goldman Sachs and a group of Canadian investors had brought the suit related to ET’s Revolution pipeline.

FERC Reinstates Permit for Williams’ Mid-Atlantic Project

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s latest move allows Williams’ Transco natural gas network to continue operations after a D.C. court shot down the expansion plan.

Trump’s Executive Order Delivers Blow to US Offshore Wind

President Trump’s executive order halts new offshore wind leasing and permitting activity effective Jan. 21.

Burgum: Yes to US Power Supply, Reliability; No on Sage Grouse

Interior Secretary nominee Doug Burgum said the sage grouse is neither endangered nor threatened; he'll hold federal leases as scheduled; and worries the U.S. is short of electric power and at risk of losing the “AI arms race” to China and other adversaries.