Enterprise Products Partners L.P. and Enbridge Inc. announced that modifications to the Seaway crude oil pipeline allowing it to transport crude oil from Cushing, Oklahoma to the U.S. Gulf Coast have been completed.

SemGroup Corp. announced plans to construct a new crude oil gathering system in the Denver-Julesburg Basin (DJ Basin) in Colorado. The project will support Noble Energy, Inc.'s efforts to move their production away from the wellhead.

Atmos Energy named Bret J. Eckert to its senior management team as senior vice president.

Apache Corp. announced that an Apache Australian subsidiary and its partners have agreed to sell LNG from the Chevron-operated Wheatstone Project in Western Australia to Tohoku Electric Power Company Inc.

Excelerate Energy LP is moving forward with the development of the first floating liquefaction facility in the United States utilizing its Floating Liquefaction Storage Offloading vessel (FLSO) technology.

With America awash in natural gas, natural gas vehicles seek to make their mark.

In the middle of a 15-year contract for supplies of natural gas from Egypt, Israeli officials may be forced to seek other sources for these supplies as the contract is under investigation by Egypt due to corruption allegations.

North American liquid natural gas exports are rising, and investors are starting the process of sorting through the players to see which ones will capitalize most.

You don’t need to look far for a good example of why that trend toward cheaper fuel alternatives is growing.

Railing in lieu of pipe is expensive and not enough railcars are available, says Dahlman Rose’s Seidl.

Linde North America announced its Energy Solutions business has formalized a joint marketing agreement with American Power Group to introduce and expand the use of LNG in oil and gas exploration and production.

Bahrain's energy minister said that the country plans on awarding a contract to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in the country by year's end.

U.S. regulators' approval of the first major U.S. export facility for liquefied natural gas (LNG) is likely to trigger an acceleration of project approval requests, according to Fitch Ratings.

Woodside Petroleum Ltd. is producing LNG from its Pluto LNG Project near Karratha in Western Australia and will soon be loading its first cargo aboard the Woodside Donaldson LNG tanker.

A report from the Conference Board of Canada suggests that if North American gas prices remain at their current levels, then it could lead to increased switching of diesel trucks to CNG and LNG.

Crosstex Energy LP signed a definitive agreement to acquire Clearfield Energy Inc., a crude oil, condensate and water services company operating in the Utica shale, for $210 million.

TMK IPSCO, the North American division of global pipe manufacturer TMK, appointed Dave Mitch to the position of senior vice president and chief operating officer.

SemGroup, an affiliate of Chesapeake Energy Corp. and Gavilon LLC formed Glass Mountain Pipeline LLC and signed definitive agreements to build the previously announced 210-mile crude oil pipeline.

TransCanada Corp. submitted a Presidential Permit application to the U.S. Department of State (DOS) for the Keystone XL Pipeline from the U.S./Canada border in Montana to Steele City, Nebraska.

Marathon Petroleum Corp. is exploring the possibility of reversing a major pipeline to bring oil from the Midwest to the Gulf Coast refining belt, according to a May 1 Dow Jones report citing a company executive.

Kinder Morgan Energy Partners LP and Martin Midstream Partners LP formed the Pecos Valley Producer Services LLC joint venture to build a rail terminal in Pecos, Texas.

Two new rail transportation projects were announced to improve the flow of crude from Canada to Louisiana.

Canadian Pacific Railway is investing more than US$90 million to enhance capacity on its U.S. main line south of Saskatchewan, through North Dakota and into Minnesota to handle anticipated increased Bakken crude shipments.

As geopolitical turmoil drives crude prices skyward and lifts retail gasoline to US$4.89 per gallon (/gal) in cities like Los Angeles, it’s anything but business as usual in the U.S. oil patch.

Nearly 150 years after trains first revolutionized the U.S. oil trade, crude is hopping the rails once again as operators, producers and traders try to cash in on the biggest domestic price gap in decades.