Articles Tagged with ''natural gas pipelines''

Italy-based contractor Saipem holds $1.75B award to build 160-km, 30-in. pipeline to transport gas to European Union network, and other infrastructure, with Black Sea project set to cut dependence on Russian supply.

Developer Energy Transfer halts Lake Charles LNG work but is open to third-party developer interest, as giant Alaska project completes federal permit approvals but weighs next steps.

Federal regulators reshape path for one of the Gulf Coast’s largest LNG projects—with the decision influencing how construction unfolds.

Federal hub added Kinder Morgan's South System Expansion 4 and Mississippi Crossing projects for FAST-41 permit approval eligibility

Energy developer Williams Cos. has secured OKs from the states' environmental regulators to build the Northeast Supply Enhancement Project despite past rejections and rising opposition.

Final agency rule, to take effect Nov. 10, removes regulations enacted by the Biden administration to better protect landowner rights and address concerns that projects could cause irreversible harm before challenges were resolved. 

Israel advances $610M Nitzana pipeline with Chevron and other partners, a 67-km line to boost exports by 6 billion cu m per year. 

The Bakken East Pipeline is proposed to have 30-in.-dia- and 24-in.-dia-high-pressure steel pipeline that will extend along a 375-mile track between the west and east sides of North Dakota. 

Williams Cos. is refiling permits for its Northeast Supply Enhancement Project and Constitution pipelines to move natural gas from Pennsylvania to the New York region and New England.

U.S. DOT says projects funded by the grants will reduce the risk of methane leaks.