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WM announces new, modernized high-tech recycling and renewable gas facilities across U.S.

WM, North America's leading environmental solutions provider and largest recycler, announced the company will celebrate the official grand openings for four recycling and renewable natural gas (RNG) projects across the U.S.

Traverse Pipeline reaches final investment decision to transport natural gas between Agua Dulce and the Katy area

WhiteWater announced that WhiteWater, MPLX LP, and Enbridge Inc., through the WPC joint venture, have partnered with an affiliate of Targa Resources Corp. and have reached the final investment decision to move forward with the construction of the Traverse Pipeline, having secured sufficient firm transportation agreements with investment grade shippers.

Carbon Clean announces successful completion of world’s first industrial deployment of CycloneCC

Carbon Clean announced the successful completion of the world’s first industrial deployment of CycloneCC. The modular unit has achieved the major milestone of around 4,000 operating hours over a six-month period, delivering a high-purity CO2 product

Argentina starts gas exports to Brazil through Bolivia

Argentina has for the first time exported gas from its Vaca Muerta shale formation to Brazil using a set of Bolivian pipelines, in a deal between TotalEnergies, Bolivia's YPFB and Matrix Energia, the Brazilian company said.

U.S. to axe Biden-era 7-year deadline on exports from new LNG projects

The U.S. is slated to rescind a policy issued by the administration of former President Joe Biden that requires liquefied natural gas, or LNG, projects to export within seven years of receiving regulatory approval.

Unlocking America's energy future with Texas Gas' new natural gas pipeline expansion project

Texas Gas Transmission, LLC, a subsidiary of Boardwalk Pipelines, LP and a leader in reliable energy infrastructure, is announcing a non-binding Open Season for the Borealis Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion Project.

Bernhard Capital-backed Delta Utilities completes acquisition of CenterPoint Energy's natural gas distribution businesses

Delta Utilities, a Bernhard Capital Partners portfolio company, has acquired CenterPoint Energy's three regulated natural gas local distribution companies serving communities throughout Louisiana and Mississippi.

ABB delivers integrated automation and digital technology for India’s largest energy pipeline network

ABB has successfully delivered an integrated scope of advanced automation and digital solutions for Indian Oil Corporation Ltd’s countrywide oil and gas pipeline network. Spanning over 20,000 km across multiple states in India, the network is vital to supporting the country’s energy needs, transporting 125 million metric tons of oil and 49 million metric standard cubic meters of gas annually.

Japan's Tokyo Gas expands in U.S. shale gas with Chevron deal

TG Natural Resources LLC, co-owned by Tokyo Gas and Castleton Commodities International, has bought a 70% stake in east Texas gas assets from Chevron for $525 MM, as it expands its U.S. gas business.

Gas giants say Australia opposition’s plan to reserve supplies could worsen shortfall

Global gas giants said an election campaign proposal by Australia's opposition coalition that would force producers to direct more export gas into the domestic market would deter investment without tackling looming shortages.

Russia's Arctic LNG 2 plant resumes operation 'slowly'

Russia's Arctic LNG 2 plant, under U.S.-sanctions, has resumed natural gas processing at a low rate this month, though it has yet to deliver its first cargo to the buyers.

Europe could need an extra $11 B of gas to refill winter stores

Europe may need up to an extra 250 cargoes of LNG this year, costing at least $11 B to refill its depleted gas stores

U.S. LNG exports soar in March on ramp up of Plaquemines LNG plant

The U.S. exported a record amount of LNG in March, selling more than 9 MMt of the superchilled gas

Canada’s propane exports to Asia are growing, making up more than 40% of exports in 2024

Canada’s propane exports have steadily increased over the last decade, reaching record highs in 2024 as new marine export terminals streamlined the flow of propane from western Canada to export destinations, particularly to Asia.

U.S. regulators issue preliminary environmental support for Rio Grande LNG

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued a preliminary decision supporting environmental approval for NextDecade's Rio Grande LNG project in southern Texas.

Bureau Veritas grants AiP to MARIC for 155,000-m³ ultra-large ethane carrier

Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore has awarded Approval in Principle to the Marine Design and Research Institute of China (MARIC) for its new 155,000-m³ ultra-large ethane carrier design.

Dutch Gasunie expects to invest €12 B in power grid through 2030

Dutch natural gas grid operator Gasunie on Monday said it expects to invest around €12 B ($13 B) through 2030 to help accelerate the energy transition and stop major industries leaving the Netherlands.

Exports of Russian pipeline gas to Europe down 19% in March month-on-month

Russian energy giant Gazprom's average daily natural gas supplies to Europe via the TurkStream undersea pipeline fell by 19.4% in March from a month earlier.

Sponsored: Performance improvements offer longer maintenance-free service for LNG assets

The hidden dangers of corrosion under insulation (CUI) span the oil and gas industry from upstream operations to midstream infrastructure to downstream applications, including the production of liquified natural gas (LNG).

TotalEnergies warns indirect emissions could rise as it aims to sell more gas

Plans by TotalEnergies to sell more natural gas in coming years will increase the company's indirect emissions of planet-warming carbon dioxide (CO2).

Europe gas: Prices hold steady despite latest Sudzha gas station attack

Dutch and British wholesale gas prices were largely steady on Friday as the latest attacks on a Russian gas supply point were balanced by an improved supply-demand outlook as winter ends.

GE Vernova to supply gas turbines for new Missouri (U.S.) power plant

GE Vernova has secured an order to supply its aeroderivative gas turbines for Springfield City Utilities' (CU) new power generating station in Missouri (U.S.).

U.S. natgas prices steady as record LNG flows offset record output

U.S. natural gas futures held steady on Friday as record flows to liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plants offset a decline in daily output and forecasts for lower demand than previously expected this week and next.

TotalEnergies and partners launch the 2nd phase of Northern Lights CCS project

TotalEnergies and its partners, Equinor and Shell, announced the Final Investment Decision (FID) of the second phase of the Northern Lights development, which will increase the project transport and storage capacity from 1.5 MMtpy to more than 5 MMtpy of CO2 from 2028.

EnviTec Biogas commissions its largest U.S. anaerobic digestion plant

It is expected to produce 483 standard cubic feet per minute of renewable natural gas (778 Nm³/h biomethane), equivalent to around 177,000 MMBtu/yr

Gulf Energy Information Opens Nominations for 2025 Excellence Awards

Gulf Energy Information is pleased to announce that nominations are now open for the 2025 Gulf Energy Information Excellence Awards, the premier international honors recognizing outstanding innovation, leadership, and achievement across the global energy sector.

The U.S. remained the world’s largest LNG exporter in 2024

The U.S. exported 11.9 Bft3d of LNG in 2024, remaining the world’s largest LNG exporter.

Germany proposes annual fee to kick-start hydrogen pipeline network

Germany's network regulator proposed a fixed annual fee of 25 euros ($27) per kilowatt-hour per hour to use the country's planned core hydrogen network, as it aims to ramp up and finance infrastructure for a key energy transition fuel.

U.S. weighs funding cuts to four of seven hydrogen hubs

The U.S. Department of Energy is weighing funding cuts to four of seven hydrogen hubs that were selected under a $7 billion federal program.

Nuclear growth helps South Korea cut back on coal and LNG imports

Record nuclear power production is helping South Korea to cut imports of thermal coal and LNG to multi-year lows so far in 2025.

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