Infrastructure

DHS Awards Contract for Neoflow’s Natural Gas Platform

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security awarded Neoflow a contract for the company’s final phase in digitally tracking natural gas through the U.S. and Canada’s supply chain.

Hart Energy Staff

ADNOC, Occidental Sign Deal to Evaluate Direct Air Capture Project in UAE

The project will assess utilization of ADNOC’s infrastructure to permanently store CO₂ in saline aquifers.

Hart Energy Staff

Permian Gas Could Make Mexico No. 4 LNG Exporter

Quantum Energy Partners-backed LNG project on Mexico’s West Coast to rely on gas from the Permian Basin.

Gas Stranded, Caught in Regulatory, Litigation Crossfire

Politics, litigation and regulation all complicate the permitting of pipelines, analysts say.

Air Products Sues Feds to Halt Federal Helium System Sale

Industrial gas giant Air Products has asked a federal court to stop the U.S. government’s plans to auction off the Federal Helium System.

The U.S. Natural Gas Solution to a ‘More Dangerous’ World

Sempra Infrastructure’s Dan Brouillette, former U.S. energy secretary, describes the shift in thought on climate, energy and economic policy.

Commentary: Reaganomics and the Texas Grid

ERCOT’s frequent energy conservation alerts this summer only serve to remind Texans the grid has not been fixed in the face of unaccountable bureaucracy.

Ed Hirs, Contributor

Is Venezuela the New Iran? Sanctions, Elections Weigh on Oil Powerhouse

Luis Vicente León, president of Datanalisis, Venezuela’s top polling firm, spoke with Hart Energy in an exclusive interview about Venezuela’s oil sector under the weight of U.S. sanctions, potential gas exports to Trinidad and Tobago and the shape of the country’s 2024 presidential elections.

BOEM Extends Financial Assurance Rule Comments Period

Proposed rule would update decommissioning financial assurance requirements for offshore activities.

Hart Energy Staff