Natural Gas
Ukraine, Poland to Double Gas Link Capacity Ahead of Winter Imports
Ukraine and Poland will nearly double the capacity of their natural gas interconnector to 12.4 MMcm/d, enabling higher LNG imports ahead of the heating season, Ukraine's Energy Ministry said.
Trigon to Build $750 Million LPG Export Terminal in Canada’s Prince Rupert
Trigon Pacific Terminals plans to build a $750 million LPG export facility in Prince Rupert, Canada, with operations expected by 2029, subject to regulatory approvals.
Court Ruling Allows MVP’s $500 Million Southgate Pipeline Extension to Proceed
A U.S. federal appeals court has rejected a challenge to the Mountain Valley Pipeline's Southgate extension, allowing the $500 million natural gas project from Virginia to North Carolina to proceed despite environmental opposition.
Developers Plan 18.7 GW in Gas Power Additions by 2028, EIA Says
U.S. developers plan to add 18.7 GW of natural gas-fired power capacity by 2028, including 4.3 GW already under construction, according to the Energy Information Administration.
U.S. Gas Prices Rise on Higher Demand, Boost in Cameron LNG Flows
U.S. natural gas prices edged higher as demand forecasts increased and flows to Cameron LNG in Louisiana rose, signaling an end to maintenance slowdowns at key export terminals.
Texas Gas Output Breaks Record in May as Crude Holds Steady
According to TXOGA’s estimates, Texas crude oil production remained steady at 5.7 million barrels per day in May 2025, while natural gas gross withdrawals rose to 36.9 billion cubic feet per day. Natural gas liquids (NGLs) production remained strong at 4 MMbbl/d.
ADNOC Gas Approves $5 Billion for First Phase of Rich Gas Project
ADNOC Gas has approved a $5 billion investment and awarded EPC contracts for the first phase of its Rich Gas Development project, marking the largest capital project in its history.
Germany's SEFE Inks 10-Year Natural Gas Deal with Azerbaijan's SOCAR
Germany’s SEFE has signed a 10-year deal to receive natural gas from Azerbaijan’s SOCAR, with volumes reaching 1.5 Bcm annually as part of Europe’s push to diversify energy sources.
Great Basin Gas Expansion Draws Strong Shipper Demand in Northern Nevada
Great Basin Gas Transmission closed its Binding Open Season for the 2028 Expansion Project in Northern Nevada, drawing strong shipper interest for an estimated $800 million–$1.2 billion gas pipeline upgrade.
OPSB Greenlights Williams-Backed Power Plant for Meta Data Center in Ohio
The Ohio Power Siting Board has approved construction of a 200 MW natural gas-fired power plant in New Albany, Ohio. The facility, backed by Williams Companies and serving a Meta-affiliated data center, will operate off-grid and be powered by future gas pipelines.
Anaergia to Build Biogas Facility on South Korea’s Jeju Island in $29 Million Deal
Anaergia Singapore Pte. Ltd., a subsidiary of Anaergia Inc., has signed a conditional contract to design and build a biogas facility on Jeju Island, South Korea.
U.S. Pipeline Expansion to Add 99 Bcf/d, Mostly for LNG Export, Report Finds
A new report finds that 80% of planned U.S. natural gas pipeline capacity—totaling 99 Bcf/d—is geared toward liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports rather than domestic energy needs, raising concerns over long-term emissions and consumer energy costs.
Canada Confirms Work Has Begun on 559-Mile Prince Rupert Gas Pipeline
Canadian officials confirmed construction has begun on the 559-mile Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline, ensuring the project's environmental certificate remains active as it moves forward to support LNG exports from British Columbia.
PetroReconcavo Buys 50% Stake in Brazil Gas Assets for $65 Million
PetroReconcavo has acquired a 50% stake in midstream natural gas infrastructure in Brazil's Rio Grande do Norte from Brava Energia for $65 million, including processing units and a gas pipeline.
U.S. Gas Prices Near 3-Week High Despite Weaker Demand
U.S. natural gas prices held near a three-week high as falling output offset weaker demand forecasts tied to seasonal LNG plant maintenance. Futures remained steady, while exports and pipeline flows continued to fluctuate across North America.
Britain’s Centrica Signs $27 Billion Gas Deal with Norway’s Equinor
Centrica has signed a $27 billion agreement with Equinor to supply 10% of the UK’s gas demand for a decade starting in 2025, amid efforts to secure energy and explore future hydrogen transition.
NW Natural Expands Texas Footprint with $60 Million Hughes Gas Acquisition
NW Natural Holdings has acquired Texas-based Hughes Gas Resources for $60 million, expanding its regulated utility presence in the Houston area through SiEnergy.
ONEOK Takes Full Control of Delaware Basin JV in $940 Million Deal
ONEOK has acquired the remaining 49.9% stake in its Delaware Basin joint venture from NGP XI Midstream Holdings in a $940 million cash-and-stock deal, expanding its control over natural gas operations in West Texas and New Mexico.
PureWest, Gunvor Partner to Deliver Verified Low-Carbon Gas
PureWest and Gunvor are teaming up to deliver ISO-verified low-carbon gas, backed by blockchain tracking, to help industries meet emissions targets and scale decarbonization efforts.
Ameresco Nets $71 Million from RNG Tax Credit Sale
Ameresco Inc. has secured $71 million in proceeds from the sale of investment tax credits (ITCs) generated by three of its landfill-gas-to-renewable natural gas (RNG) projects.
ADNOC’s XRG Targets 25 Million Tons of LNG, Gas Capacity Per Year by 2035
Abu Dhabi’s XRG, backed by ADNOC, is targeting 20–25 million tons of gas and LNG capacity by 2035 as part of a bold new strategy. The investment arm is eyeing acquisitions in North America and positioning itself as a global energy player.
U.S. Midstream Report: Natural Gas Pipeline Growth Drives 2025 Optimism
In this midyear outlook, P&GJ Editor-in-Chief Michael Reed highlights major pipeline projects in the Permian and Haynesville that signal growth in natural gas infrastructure. With LNG demand and political momentum driving new construction, optimism is returning to the U.S. midstream sector—even as permitting challenges persist.
Global News May 2025
Stay informed with the latest industry news and developments in the midstream sector. From pipeline projects to regulatory updates and company announcements, P&GJ's Global News column brings you the most important insights from around the world.
Corrosion-Linked Blast Disables Iraq Gas Pipeline Near Kirkuk
An explosion and fire disabled a gas pipeline in Iraq’s Kirkuk region, halting domestic supply to power stations in Baiji. Officials from North Gas Co. attributed the blast to pipeline corrosion, with repairs expected to take two days.
Billionaire Razon to Acquire 60% of First Gen’s Gas Assets for $896 Million
Billionaire Enrique Razon’s Prime Infra will acquire a 60% stake in First Gen’s gas business for $896 million, with the Lopez family retaining 40%. The deal includes a planned facility in Batangas and aligns with First Gen’s push to expand renewables.
Wood Mackenzie: U.S. Gas Sector Set to Benefit as Henry Hub Prices Poised to Climb
Wood Mackenzie analysts project Henry Hub gas prices will rise to $5 by 2030 and $6 by 2035, driven by surging demand from data centers, LNG exports, and domestic manufacturing. The firm identifies EQT, Expand, and Antero as top producers most exposed to the upside.
North Dakota’s Bakken Basin Set for Midstream Comeback, Experts Say
Experts see a midstream resurgence in North Dakota’s Bakken region, citing increased oil and gas production, pipeline expansions, and long-term infrastructure planning.
Marcellus and Utica Push Ahead Despite Regulatory Hurdles
As President Trump’s administration signals support for domestic energy, midstream leaders in the Marcellus and Appalachian region push for permitting reform, expanded pipeline infrastructure, and policy changes to drive oil and gas growth.
Controversial 98-Mile Gas Pipeline to Link Malta, Italy Draws EU Pushback
A gas pipeline between Malta and Italy has become one of the EU’s most contentious energy projects — with ties to scandal, climate backlash, and high-stakes political pressure. What’s really behind the Melita pipeline debate?
Williams to Revive Constitution, NESE Pipelines in Joint Effort with Regulators
Williams announced on Thursday its efforts with federal and state regulators to revive two previously canceled natural gas pipelines from Pennsylvania to New York. Williams canceled Constitution in 2020 after years of fighting for permits from New York regulators and canceled NESE in 2024 after fighting for permits from regulators in both New York and New Jersey.
- Kinder Morgan Proposes 290-Mile Gas Pipeline Expansion Spanning Three States
- Valero Plans to Shut California Refinery, Takes $1.1 Billion Hit
- Three Killed, Two Injured in Accident at LNG Construction Site in Texas
- Tallgrass to Build New Permian-to-Rockies Pipeline, Targets 2028 Startup with 2.4 Bcf Capacity
- TC Energy Approves $900 Million Northwoods Pipeline Expansion for U.S. Midwest
- U.S. Pipeline Expansion to Add 99 Bcf/d, Mostly for LNG Export, Report Finds
- Enbridge Adds Turboexpanders at Pipeline Sites to Power Data Centers in Canada, Pennsylvania
- Great Basin Gas Expansion Draws Strong Shipper Demand in Northern Nevada
- Cheniere Seeks FERC Approval to Expand Sabine Pass LNG Facility
- Heath Consultants Exits Locate Business to Expand Methane Leak Detection Portfolio
