Risk insurance can increase the availability of financing for companies purchasing at the wellhead.

Marcellus gas development continues at full throttle, and a variety of midstream infrastructure needs are following close behind.

Corrosion-induced failure is one of the greatest threats to pipeline safety and productivity, and pipeline corrosion engineers are intimately aware of the ever-increasing battle they face.

Gas processors are thriving in the current NGL market, which is brimming with liquids-rich potential. But how long can the NGL rush last?  

Gas-storage operators see a logistical need for new capacity, driven by increasing unconventional gas production. Operating efficiencies are the key to success.

NTSB’s new rules are on the table, and the message is clear: Show documentation of pipeline characteristics, or test your pipelines—soon.

Marcellus shale gas has a ready market just next door, but the lack of regional midstream infrastructure continues to frustrate drillers and consumers.

New wells are proving up the Niobrara liquids play as a winner, but only time will tell if the economics allow long-term development and justify new take-away infrastructure.

The pipeline is in the ground, but the work isn’t over yet. These final details ensure that land remediation is complete.

After bankruptcy and reorganization, SemGroup emerged as one of the major midstream energy companies to list on the New York Stock Exchange.

With production leveling or declining from Canadian conventional-gas plays, Alliance Pipeline and others are turning their eyes to Bakken liquids.