U.S. natural gas futures facing Mexican buyers and sellers were a roller coaster this week as prices jumped early in the week as October rolled off the board followed by a dive on Wednesday when November took over as the front month. “Markets are very, very nervy,” a Mexico City-based trader told NGI’s Mexico GPI.…
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PennEast Pipeline Canceled After Years of Regulatory, Legal Delays
Seven years after it was announced, the PennEast Pipeline has been canceled following repeated regulatory and legal setbacks that have increasingly complicated other natural gas infrastructure projects across the country. PennEast scrapped the project on Monday following what it said was “extensive evaluation and discussion” among its five member companies. The project battled landowners, environmental…
TGP, Southwestern Aiming to Deliver Certified Appalachian Natural Gas to Northeast Markets
Tennessee Gas Pipeline (TGP) and Southwestern Energy Co. have clinched an agreement to move certified natural gas supply to the Northeast beginning in November. Kinder Morgan Inc. subsidiary TGP, through its existing system, would transport Southwestern’s Appalachia supply that is certified as responsibly sourced gas (RSG). Certified gas is produced and transported by companies whose…
PennEast Ends Eminent Domain Battle in New Jersey, Citing Regulatory Uncertainty
PennEast Pipeline Co. is for now dropping its years-long efforts to condemn state-owned land in New Jersey until it has more clarity on the beleaguered project’s timeline. The state notified a federal appeals court this week that the company has agreed to voluntarily dismiss condemnation proceedings for the pipeline. Environmental groups, including the New Jersey…
Boardwalk Pipeline Targets Southwest Louisiana with Varibus Deal
Boardwalk Pipeline Partners LP is boosting its footprint in Louisiana with the acquisition of natural gas pipeline assets from Varibus LLC. The Houston-based midstreamer said last week its newly formed subsidiary Boardwalk Louisiana Gas Transmission LLC acquired the assets for an undisclosed sum earlier this month. Details on the transaction were scarce, but Boardwalk said…
CFE Opting for Alternative Natural Gas Pipeline Routes to Advance Stalled Mexico Projects
Mexico’s Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) will build alternate natural gas pipeline branches in an effort to get stalled projects in the country moving. Speaking at a press conference earlier this month, CFE Internacional and CFEnergía head Miguel Reyes said new routes would be developed for the Guaymas-El Oro pipeline and the Tuxpan-Tula line. The…
Natural Gas Shippers Said Onboard for NGTL’s West Path Expansion
A C$355.5 million ($284.4 million) Alberta natural gas pipeline project has survived the adoption of increasingly ambitious greenhouse gas reduction policy targets in Canada and the United States. Shipper contracts still support the capacity addition, according to Nova Gas Transmission Ltd. (NGTL) as the Canada Energy Regulator (CER) began hearings on its West Path 2023…
Spire’s Natural Gas Pipeline Secures FERC Certificate to Keep Operating — For Now
FERC on Tuesday issued a temporary certificate of public convenience and necessity to Spire STL Pipeline LLC, keeping the 65-mile, 400,000 Dth/d Midwest natural gas conduit in service for now following a court order vacating the project’s federal authorization. Three of the four sitting members of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission opted to support the…
Spire Rehearing Request Rebuffed by DC Circuit as Pipeline Awaits FERC Action
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia (DC) Circuit on Tuesday rebuffed a request filed by Spire STL Pipeline LLC to reconsider an earlier decision that vacated the Midwest natural gas conduit’s FERC certificate. The circuit court denied a petition for panel rehearing filed by Spire and its affiliate Spire Missouri Inc.,…
Appalachia Holds Title as World’s Third Largest Natural Gas Producer, Says EIA
Dry natural gas production from shale formations in the Appalachian Basin continues to be hot and is breaking records. According to a note from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), production in the region reached 32.5 Bcf/d in December and averaged 31.9 Bcf/d during the first half of 2021. Researchers said it was “the highest average…