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Houston-based Pilot LNG LLC plans to develop a liquefied natural gas bunkering and transshipment terminal on Mexico’s West Coast to capitalize on the growing marine fuel market.

NextDecade Corp. CEO Matt Schatzman said this week that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit’s decision vacating FERC authorization for its Rio Grande LNG project sets a dangerous precedent. The company, he said, is prepared to take “any and all available legal and regulatory actions” to ensure the project isn’t delayed.

Woodside Energy Group Ltd. is betting on a big future for LNG and the U.S. Gulf Coast’s role in it after making a bold move last month to acquire Tellurian Inc. and its Driftwood liquefied natural gas export project in Louisiana.

Permian Basin pure-play Kinetik Holdings Inc. revised its 2024 guidance after seizing opportunities in New Mexico and the Delaware sub-basin in the second quarter, and increasing processing volumes despite challenges from anemic natural gas prices at the Waha hub.

While U.S. LNG supply is poised to skyrocket by the end of the decade, little new export capacity will come online this year, and additional volumes are expected to climb slowly through next year and into 2026 as projects work through various setbacks.

Devon Energy Corp. expects its Permian Basin natural gas production to increase along with its exposure to premium Gulf Coast pricing once the Matterhorn Express and Blackcomb pipelines enter service, according to management.

Energy Transfer LP is expecting to make a final investment decision (FID) within months on the proposed 1.5-2.0 Bcf/d Warrior Natural Gas pipeline to move supply from the Permian Basin.

Dallas-based EnLink Midstream LLC has sanctioned its first brownfield natural gas expansion project in Louisiana as it works to add 8 Bcf of capacity to the Jefferson Island Storage & Hub.

At the end of August, Cenagas will celebrate its 10th anniversary. Its creation was based around it becoming the central player in the Mexican natural gas market. It would be a firm-based capacity manager for the strategic pipeline network, the Sistrangas, an economic agent capable of...

Williams is plowing ahead to bring a large Southeast project online amid the “unprecedented pace” in natural gas demand growth. It is also turning attention to other burgeoning opportunities, including offshore in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), executives said.