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Venture Global LNG Inc.’s CP2 export facility has received the final federal approval, ending a more than 10-month wait for authorization.

Energy Transfer LP and Momentum Midstream LLC have settled a dispute over pipeline crossings in Louisiana, allowing Momentum to proceed with a gathering project to supply Gulf Coast LNG exports.

Golden Pass LNG Terminal LLC told the bankruptcy court handling Zachry Industrial Inc.’s restructuring that construction at its Texas export project could be at risk of “a near complete shut down” unless the firm is swiftly removed.

Click here to listen to Interstate Natural Gas Association of America CEO Amy Andryszak’s conversation with NGI’s Carolyn Davis, managing editor of News.

FERC finally has five commissioners once again after the Senate approved President Biden’s three nominees.

Venture Global LNG Inc. has been tasked with cooperating with long-term offakers of its Calcasieu Pass LNG project to share some private information about the Louisiana export terminal.

The long-delayed Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP), designed to move copious amounts of natural gas from Appalachia to the Southeast, gained a long-sought authorization on Tuesday from federal regulators.

Mexico’s Centro Nacional de Control del Gas Natural (Cenagas), operator of the Sistrangas natural gas pipeline network, is offering 657,405.773 GJ, or 631 MMcf/d, of firm natural gas transport capacity to interested shippers through an open season.

Chevron Corp.’s Freeman Shaheen is on a mission to meet what he expects could be years of increased natural gas consumption – and decades of enduring demand ahead. However, he said the industry broadly needs a leg up from policymakers in the nation’s capital.

East Tennessee Natural Gas LLC’s (ETNG) Ridgeline natural gas pipeline system expansion received a positive draft environmental impact statement (DEIS) that cited the benefits of reducing coal-fired generation.