Updated Aug 22, 2024
8/22/24
Enbridge Inc. is well on its way to “creating the largest natural gas utility in North America,” with opportunities galore as generation demand increases, according to CEO Greg Ebel.
A consortium of operators that own the Whistler Pipeline LLP, which moves Permian Basin natural gas to the Gulf Coast, has launched another project designed to move up to 2.5 Bcf/d more supply for LNG exports and Mexico.
The major ports along the upper Texas coast were set to reopen on Tuesday as cleanup continued in the aftermath of former Hurricane Beryl, but operations at a major LNG export facility remained shuttered.
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.
LNG remains a major driver for the U.S. natural gas industry and will play an even larger role for incremental demand.
Natural gas exploration and production (E&P) firms and midstream companies in Canada expect to continue driving and delivering strong volumes of output. Their high expectations for demand growth outshined weak prices to begin 2024.
Enbridge Inc. management touted a plethora of projects strategically focused on LNG exports and natural gas that are expanding and optimizing the Calgary-based midstream giants’ operations.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has cleared Enbridge Inc. subsidiary Texas Eastern Transmission LP (Tetco) to start service on the Venice Extension pipeline project that would serve the Plaquemines LNG export facility under construction in Louisiana.
FERC last week granted approval for a pair of natural gas pipeline projects, including Enbridge Inc.'s East Tennessee Natural Gas LLC (ETNG) and Williams’ Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Company Co. LLC, aka Transco.
Enbridge Inc. heralded the more than $20 billion of acquisitions it announced in 2023, including a string of deals to transform its natural gas utility operations in the Lower 48.