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Pipeline operator completes more than $2.1 billion in gas transmission projects as LNG exports, power demand and changing political priorities support additional infrastructure investment
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The company’s 2026 Energy Outlook projects rising global gas consumption, an expanding U.S. share of LNG exports and accelerating electricity demand driven partly by data centers
Transaction adds 400 miles of natural gas pipelines, multiple compressor stations and 425 MMcf/d of processing capacity in Oklahoma
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Combined company would produce more than 9 Bcfe/d and control 3,700 miles of midstream infrastructure
Former Chord Energy chief executive takes leadership of North America’s largest natural gas producer
Bravo LNG project would be developed near the Port of Matamoros
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Project will add natural gas storage and transportation capacity serving Louisiana LNG corridor
Algonquin Citygate traded below Henry Hub from April through July as Canadian imports reached record levels and regional gas consumption declined
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Producer identifies about 30 additional projects
If approved, the project would be built in phases through the first half of the next decade
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Monitoring Goverment by Brian Ford
Transaction strengthens XRG’s position in the U.S. LNG sector
Macquarie identified LNG as one of the commodities facing lower price expectations compared with earlier forecasts
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Europe remains dependent on imported supply
Companies to evaluate supercritical CO2 technology for lower-carbon power generation across Canadian midstream infrastructure
Wittau field expected to double company’s domestic gas production as Europe continues focusing on supply security
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State officials in North Dakota are keen to see more natural gas move east from the oil and gas-bearing Bakken Formation
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The Cornerstones of Compression series has highlighted many significant products over more than 160 years of continuous progress. This is the second of a three-issue series that traces the emergence of large horizontal gas engine-compressors at the turn of the 20th century and the emergence of the C & G Cooper Company and later, Cooper-Bessemer, as the primary manufacturer of these huge machines for four decades.
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State Constitution measures target natural gas
Annual Energy Outlook 2026 highlights long-term expansion in U.S. gas production, exports and power-sector consumption through midcentury