Sempra has announced a $10 billion sale of a 45% stake in Sempra Infrastructure Partners and reached FID on Port Arthur LNG Phase 2, a $12 billion expansion with operations slated for 2030–2031.
A new global outlook projects 549 oil and gas pipelines will start operations by 2030, including 402 gas lines, 73 oil pipelines, 53 product pipelines, and 21 NGL pipelines.
The proposed 140-mile, 30-inch Yuma Pipeline would move up to 800 MMcf/d from Arizona to Mexico, with a federal filing planned in 2026 and service expected by 2029.
Iraq’s attempt to secure 5 Bcm of Turkmen gas through Iran has collapsed after the U.S. refused to approve the swap deal, leaving Baghdad scrambling to meet soaring power demand during peak summer months.
The D.C. Circuit has denied environmental groups’ challenge to a Puerto Rico pipeline, ruling FERC’s decision not to block construction reflected unreviewable enforcement discretion.
A Kinder Morgan natural gas pipeline ruptured in Wyoming on Sept. 21, igniting a massive fire that scorched Union Pacific freight cars and sent a glow visible from Colorado. No injuries were reported.
The U.S. LNG industry faces a looming global glut and rising domestic gas prices as export capacity surges while AI-driven power demand tightens supply at home.
Chevron is in talks to expand LNG regasification capacity in Europe as it ramps up U.S. exports and eyes new projects in the Eastern Mediterranean, including options tied to Israel’s Leviathan gas field.
At the IPLOCA Convention, Caterpillar marked 100 years by unveiling digital, safety, and sustainability innovations — from VisionLink data tools to autonomous equipment for future pipeline operations.
At the IPLOCA Convention in Türkiye, Worley’s Richard Allen called logistics “the backbone of pipeline projects,” stressing early planning to prevent costly delays and supply chain risks.
At the 57th Annual IPLOCA Convention in Izmir, Türkiye, four committee chairs outlined how the association is advancing safety, innovation, and sustainability in the pipeline industry.
The U.S. Justice Department has weighed in on Michigan’s bid to shut Enbridge’s 645-mile Line 5 pipeline, warning that state overreach could threaten federal authority and America’s energy dominance.
The New York PSC approved National Grid’s long-term gas plan but ordered improvements in forecasting, reliability, and non-pipe alternatives to safeguard service for 2.5 million customers across the state.
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has advanced the bipartisan PIPES Act of 2025, reauthorizing PHMSA’s pipeline safety programs for four years and strengthening oversight of U.S. energy infrastructure.
Williams-backed Haynesville shale assets may be sold to Japan’s JERA for $1.7 billion, giving the LNG buyer its first foothold in U.S. shale gas production.
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