Natural gas pipeline news

US natural gas storage reached 3.49 trillion cubic feet as of 20 September 2024, raising concerns about potential hurricane impacts on energy infrastructure.

Reuters has reported that natural gas exports from Bolivia to Argentina have come to an end after almost two decades, as confirmed by a spokesperson for Bolivian state-run firm YPFB on Wednesday 25 September.

In 1H24, US net natural gas exports averaged 1% more than the same period last year and 2% less than in 2023.

ATCO Energy Systems has announced the filing of a comprehensive regulatory application that establishes the need for the Yellowhead Mainline natural gas project and represents the first of two applications to the Alberta Utilities Commission.

NDT Global, known for ultrasonic crack inspection and advanced inline diagnostics, has announced a development partnership with Enbridge Inc. focused on crack detection to the natural gas pipeline sector.

ICGB has signed an interconnection agreement with the neighbouring natural gas Transmission System Operator DESFA at the interconnection point (IP) located at Komotini, Greece.

The US will continue to supply natural gas to North-West Europe as the region continues its decarbonisation efforts.

Natural gas pipeline takeaway capacity in the Permian Basin will soon increase as the Matterhorn Express Pipeline, with a capacity of 2.5 billion cubic feet per day, is expected to begin service this month.

The Matterhorn natural gas pipeline in Texas was moving small amounts of gas from the Permian basin in West Texas toward the Gulf Coast, reports Reuters.

The sale forms part of Phillips 66's strategy to monetise non-core assets and streamline operations, details GlobalData.