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Koch Pipeline Co. LP Monday said it expects to have corporate approval by year-end to expand its South Texas Crude oil system to serve producers in the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas.

Energy Transfer Partners LP will construct two pipelines in support of new long-term agreements to provide transportation services from the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas. The pipelines will expand the partnership’s existing midstream infrastructure in the region, Dallas-based Energy Transfer said Monday.

Bear Paw Energy LLC, a unit of ONEOK Partners LP, told the North Dakota Public Service Commission (PSC) that it plans to construct a 100 MMcf/d gas processing plant in McKenzie County, ND.

FERC has approved Petal Gas Storage LLC’s proposal to convert an existing salt brine storage cavern within the Petal Salt Dome east of Hattiesburg, MS, for use as a gas storage cavern, and to construct pipeline facilities to connect the cavern with existing storage operations.

Ruby Pipeline LLC has applied to FERC for a Notice to Proceed and Construct its 680-mile east-to-west natural gas project, the final hurdle that must be cleared before construction can begin.

Ruby Pipeline LLC has applied to FERC for a Notice to Proceed and Construct its 680-mile east-to-west natural gas project, the final hurdle that must be cleared before construction can begin.

Inergy LP subsidiary Central New York Oil And Gas Co. LLC has secured the binding agreements it needs in order to apply for permits to construct its MARC I Hub Line Project in Pennsylvania, the company said. The project is one of two complementary efforts the company has in the works that would serve Marcellus Shale production.

Inergy LP subsidiary Central New York Oil And Gas Co. LLC has secured the binding agreements it needs in order to apply for permits to construct its MARC I Hub Line Project in Pennsylvania, the company said. The project is one of two complementary efforts the company has in the works that would serve Marcellus Shale production.

FERC’s 15-year-old approval of a developer’s proposal to construct a liquefied natural gas (LNG) liquefaction and export facility in Alaska is outdated and no longer valid, the Commission said. However, the project could be reauthorized if additional information is provided.