Infrastructure

Tulsa-based Reliance Oilfield Services LLC said Wednesday it is paying an undisclosed amount for FMC Technologies Inc.’s wireline services business in Canada and the United States, expanding its completions service lines across North America.

A bill to tighten California’s rules for natural gas storage wells (SB 380) was signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Jerry Brown, enhancing oversight and testing imposed in the wake of the four-month leak at the Aliso Canyon underground storage facility.

San Diego-based Sempra Energy got the organic boost it has been coveting for its gas portfolio when FERC late last week authorized the company’s proposed expansion of its Cameron liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project in Louisiana, the first phase of which is more than 40% complete.

Spectra Energy Corp. said late Monday that it has restored partial physical capacity through the Delmont compressor station less than two weeks after a portion of the Texas Eastern (Tetco) pipeline exploded and caught fire in Southwest Pennsylvania.

Spectra Energy Corp. said late Monday that it has restored partial physical capacity through the Delmont compressor station less than two weeks after a portion of the Texas Eastern (Tetco) pipeline exploded and caught fire in Southwest Pennsylvania.

Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America LLC (NGPL) on Tuesday launched open seasons to test interest in expanding two natural gas pipeline systems, the Chicago Market Expansion Project and the Gulf Coast Southbound Expansion Project.

Plans for two more natural gas-fired power plants are advancing in Central Pennsylvania, adding to a growing list of more than two dozen similar facilities that have either been proposed, approved or are under review in the state that would utilize Marcellus and Utica shale gas.

San Diego-based Sempra Energy got the organic boost it has been coveting for its gas portfolio when FERC late last week authorized the company’s proposed expansion of its Cameron liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project in Louisiana, the first phase of which is more than 40% complete.

Spectra Energy Corp. said late Monday that it has restored partial physical capacity through the Delmont compressor station less than two weeks after a portion of the Texas Eastern (Tetco) pipeline exploded and caught fire in Southwest Pennsylvania.