US pipeline news

EIA: rising production from OPEC+ countries and the US will lead to global liquid fuels inventories increasing and crude oil prices falling in 2022.

In the EIA’s recently updated Natural Gas Pipeline Projects Tracker, it estimates over 4 billion ft3/d of new natural gas pipeline capacity entered service in 3Q21, primarily supplying US Gulf Coast and Northeast demand markets. In total, the Natural Gas Pipeline Projects Tracker includes updates to 25 interstate and intrastate natural gas pipeline projects, including announcements of new projects and estimated dates of completion.

The company has announced an asset combination with Nuevo Midstream Dos, including approximately 100 miles of crude oil gathering pipeline.

Brazos Midstream (Brazos) has announced two significant transactions in the Permian Basin region of West Texas.

Novitsky joins Max Midstream having previously served as Vice President of Commercial Development for Global Marine Terminals at Buckeye Partners.

Increased capacity on Enbridge Line 3 could reduce need to ship crude by rail.

"If recent production declines continue, the DAPL pipeline’s capacity could become superfluous."

The assets include an approximately 1620 mile gathering system in central Kansas.

Report from the US Energy Information Administration.

USDOT’s PHMSA issues final rule expanding federal pipeline safety oversight.