Pipeline planned to supply LNG project receives green light from B.C. regulator

The British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) has confirmed that the 750-kilometre Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) pipeline retains its environmental certificate, clearing the way for construction to continue. The pipeline is designed to supply ~2 Bcf/d of natural gas from northeastern B.C. to the Ksi Lisims LNG export terminal proposed near Pearse Island on the West Coast.

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Unlocking Sour Gas with Tejon Treating & Carbon Solutions

Formed in 2023 and backed by Bayswater Management, Tejon Treating & Carbon Solutions is rapidly establishing itself as a cornerstone in the Permian Basin’s sour gas infrastructure landscape. As operators push deeper into H₂S-rich zones in West Texas, existing infrastructure struggled to keep pace—until Tejon entered with a mission: gather, treat, and responsibly manage sour gas where others couldn’t.

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Oxy:Why AI and Carbon Capture May Be the Only Path Forward for U.S. Oil Production

The U.S. oil and gas sector has defied the odds for over a decade—unlocking shale, scaling production, and securing global energy influence. But that growth engine may be running out of steam. According to Occidental Petroleum CEO Vicki Hollub, unless the industry embraces artificial intelligence and carbon capture technologies on a larger scale, domestic oil output could hit a production plateau as early as 2027.

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A Strategic Fit: Scout Energy & High River Resources

In a strategic move within Texas’s oil and gas sector, Scout Energy Management LLC has transferred 315.77 miles of unregulated gas pipelines in Hutchinson and Moore counties to High River Resources LLC, as approved by the Texas Railroad Commission (RRC). This transaction not only highlights the dynamic nature of asset management in the energy industry but also underscores the complementary strengths of both companies and the significance of the regions involved.

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Alberta Oil Hits April Record Amid Pipeline Boost & Market Uncertainty

Despite soft prices and global market uncertainty, the province set a new April production record at 4 million barrels per day—up 2% from last year. Oil sands drove the gains, accounting for 84% of total output, while natural gas volumes also edged higher. With added takeaway capacity from TMX and LNG exports on the horizon, production momentum looks set to continue—though wildfire risks and cautious capital spending remain key variables.

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