Energy Transfer expects to spend up to US$5.5 billion on natural gas pipelines in 2026
Energy Transfer expects several natural gas pipeline projects to ramp up or come online this year.
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Energy Transfer expects several natural gas pipeline projects to ramp up or come online this year.
Africa’s major pipeline projects hold transformative potential, but financing, technical and regulatory hurdles continue to shape their pace and impact.
US$9.6 million Proposed Civil Penalty is the largest ever proposed by PHMSA in a pipeline safety enforcement action.
European gas pipeline companies, known officially as transmission system operators (TSOs), report less than 1% of their emissions on average because of a climate accounting loophole that lets them obscure their environmental impact from investors.
Merger announced of Michels’ two in-house design and engineering firms.
Darran Pledger, STATS Group, considers how modern isolation technology can enable compliance without disrupting gas supply.
Dynamic Risk discusses building effective pipeline safety programmes for US-Canada cross-border systems.
With this acquisition, SPIE Global Services Energy expands its core expertise in technical maintenance to include power generation assets.
The proposed pipeline is in the early stages of development and has the potential to collect Beetaloo gas from multiple producers.
Utonomy and Gasnatet Stockholm have announced the expansion of their partnership in an important contract covering pressure management for another five regulator stations on the Stockholm distribution network.
GHGSat, the global leader in emissions monitoring technology, announced the successful launch of Teodor (C-14) and Laila (C-15), aboard Space X’s Transporter 15.
With 17 high impact wells completed in 2025, Africa will need significant investment to support natural gas demand in the near-medium term.