Opponents are once again lining up to challenge long-pending natural gas pipelines in New York after the projects scored recent victories at both FERC and in the courts, signaling that an uphill battle is still ahead to get the infrastructure in service after years of delays.
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MDU Eyeing Bakken Pipeline Growth, M&A Activity
MDU Resources Group Inc. senior executives earlier this month promised to expand the midstream pipeline and construction business units following a “solid” performance in 2018 by all of the businesses.
Tallgrass, Kinder Venture to Boost Rockies Oil Takeaway
Tallgrass Energy LP (TGE) and Kinder Morgan Inc. (KMI) on Tuesday agreed to boost crude oil takeaway capacity in the Power River and Denver-Julesburg basins, where increased interest in the plays has spurred a host of new infrastructure projects to relieve growing constraints in the region.
Political Party Challenges Canada’s Equalization Scheme
A rebel wing of the Canadian political right has set out to forge an industrial missing link aimed at breaking through environmental disdain that blocks hydraulic fracturing (fracking) and pipeline construction in the eastern half of the country — financial motivation.
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Enbridge Unveils North American Plans to Expand Oil, Natural Gas Pipeline Network
Enbridge Inc. has unveiled a $1.8 billion growth budget for its oil and natural gas pipelines, with additions at the northern and southern ends of the network in Alberta and the Gulf of Mexico region.
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Williams Sells Some Gulf Coast Pipelines for $177M
Tulsa-based pipeline giant Williams said Thursday it has sold some pipeline systems in the Gulf Coast area to Easton Energy LLC for $177 million.
Six States Want FERC to Reconsider Course Shift on Environmental Reviews
FERC should set aside plans to limit climate reviews when considering natural gas pipeline project applications, according to a court filing by six states and the District of Columbia (DC).
Facing Pipeline Squeeze, Alberta to Form Provincial Rail Fleet to Move More Oil
Canadian supply gluts and price slumps, attributed by many to obstructed oil pipeline projects, prompted appeals for help Wednesday to the country’s railways and the federal government.
EIA Nudges Price Outlook Down; Production Unchanged
In its latest Short Term Energy Outlook (STEO), the Energy Information Administration (EIA) nudged down is Henry Hub natural gas price forecast for this year and next and predicted that coal-fired power plants will retain their recent gains over gas-fueled facilities. The gas production outlook held steady with last month’s STEO.
Texas Eastern Offering Utica/Marcellus-Gulf Coast Capacity
Spectra Energy’s Texas Eastern Transmission LP is offering capacity on its Gulf Market Expansion Project, which would give Marcellus and Utica Shale gas access to growing Gulf Coast markets in Louisiana and Texas, including for future export of liquefied natural gas (LNG).