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The process to nominate and confirm two new commissioners to FERC, which appeared to be nearing a significant milestone at year’s end, reverted back to square one with the flip of the calendar.

A federal court has vacated yet another regulatory approval for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) project, this time invalidating an air permit for a compressor station in Virginia.

The nation’s benchmark environmental protection law, signed by President Nixon 50 years ago, may be eased under an overhaul unveiled Thursday by the Trump Administration, which if it were to clear legal obstacles, would strip constraints on constructing natural gas and oil pipelines, power plants and other major infrastructure projects.

Permian Basin independent Laredo Petroleum Inc. exceeded oil and natural gas guidance for 2019, claiming a 19% increase year/year, with total proved reserves climbing by 23%.

SandRidge Permian Trust has joined a slew of Lower 48 oil and natural gas operators facing a possible delisting by the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the firm said Friday.

With a new trade deal almost in place, U.S. private capital, with energy companies in the vanguard, could be poised to inject billions of dollars into Mexico’s wobbly economy.

Editor’s Note: This is one of a 14-piece series NGI undertook as the energy industry readied for the new year, with Lower 48 natural gas and oil supply continuing to surge in an uncertain environment as liquefied natural gas exports ramp up, Mexico markets remain shrouded and stakeholders demand more value. Get your complimentary copy of NGI’s 2020 Special Report today.

Stabilis Energy LLC believes that Mexico’s small-scale liquefied natural gas (LNG) market could reach 3 million gallons/day (equal to about 248 MMcf) over the next five to 10 years, CEO Jim Reddinger said recently during a conference call with investors.

As processing capacity has come online in 2019, natural gas production from the Bakken Shale has been booming, and Western Canada producers stand to lose out as they compete with more molecules seeking markets in the Midwest.