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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.

NO. 1: Cheniere Energy Inc. expects to produce first LNG at its Corpus Christi LNG (CCL) expansion project in South Texas by the end of this year. The company also is planning to introduce natural gas to Train 1 in two months, management said Thursday.

The Nisga’a Nation and Western LNG are working to amend the route of their Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) project in British Columbia (BC) as early site work begins this month.

To evaluate the impacts of cost inflation, Eagle LNG Partners LLC has asked FERC to extend the in-service deadline for a small-scale natural gas export project planned for Jacksonville, FL.

The Rio Grande and Texas LNG projects are potentially facing lengthy delays after a federal appeals court on Tuesday vacated their FERC authorizations, effectively leaving them without a key approval to move ahead with construction and operation.

A portion of the recently completed Mountain Valley Pipeline LLC (MVP) was shut for maintenance Tuesday, causing capacity cuts and driving Southeast regional natural gas prices higher.