It is important that FERC protect the public interest and end approvals of unneeded pipelines by reviewing energy needs, climate pollution impacts, considering renewables and accounting for the concerns of impacted communities.
NEB issues ruling on process for future permitting matters, and reasons for decision on Trans Mountain Expansion Project constitutional question.
FERC rules against Constitution claim that water permit was denied too late to count.
The warning follows the hack of a safety controller at a process facility in the Middle East last year.
Dr. Linda Capuano begins as new EIA Administrator.
Pennsylvania shuts down construction on Sunoco gas pipeline.
FERC Chairman intends to initiate an examination of its 1999 policy statement on the certification of new interstate natural gas pipeline facilities.
FERC is set to review its 1999 policies on certification of natural gas pipelines.
Revoking the 2015 Bureau of Land Management rule, which regulated hydraulic fracturing activities on federal lands, allows for more effective regulation.
The National Energy Board has approved the purchase of the Albersun pipeline.
The National Energy Board’s hearing for the Sundre Crossover project is underway.
Enterprise to implement additional crude oil quality specifications at Cushing terminal.
The Atlantic Coast Pipeline has received the OK from the National Park Service to be constructed underneath the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Opponents at the hearing in Nebraska insist the project’s alternative route is not legal.
API and the full roster of FERC commissioners will promote increased energy infrastructure projects across the US.