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WhiteWater-led venture approves Permian-to-Texas gas pipeline project. Infrastructure company WhiteWater and its joint venture partners Devon Energy, MPLX, Diamondback Energy and Western Midstream Partners said on Monday they had reached a final investment decision (FID) to build two natural gas pipelines from the Permian Basin to Katy, Texas. The Permian Basin, the largest oil-producing region in the U.S., has seen steady growth in associated natural gas production in recent years, spurring investment in new pipeline infrastructure to move gas to key demand centers along the U.S. Gulf Coast. * The companies said the joint venture, known as the Solitude Pipeline System, is backed by substantial long-term firm transportation agreements with investment-grade shippers. * The pipeline system will be developed in phases, with initial capacity of about 2.25 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) expected in late 2029, the companies said. * A second phase is due in 2030 and would add another 2.25 Bcf/d of capacity, bringing total capacity to about 4.5 Bcf/d, they added. * The companies said the system's design would allow further capacity expansions to accommodate additional shipper demand. * WhiteWater owns 50% of the joint venture, while Devon Energy holds 25%, MPLX holds 10%, and Diamondback Energy and Western Midstream Partners each hold 7.5%. * Solitude is expected to enter service in the second half of 2029, subject to customary regulatory and other approvals. (Reporting by Varun Sahay in Bengaluru; Editing by Tasim Zahid)

Texas, Alaska lead U.S. Pipeline kickoffs in third quarter. Industrial Info Resources is tracking about US$15 billion of U.S. oil and gas pipeline projects set to begin construction before the end of September Released Wednesday, July 08, 2026 Reports related to this article: Summary. To the surprise of few, skyrocketing demand across the U.S. for natural gas has led to a significant number of pipeline projects, in service of both domestic consumption and export facilities. Texas accounts for the largest number of projected third-quarter kickoffs, but Alaska leads by total investment value. Texas leads in project count... The consistently growing need for natural gas across the U.S., fueled by demand for both domestic power generation and exports for liquefied natural gas (LNG), is leading to the buildout of pipelines in some of the biggest markets for fossil-fuel development. Industrial Info Resources is tracking about $15 billion worth of U.S.-based oil and gas pipeline projects that are set to begin construction before the end of September, more than 70% of which is attributed to natural gas transmission projects. According to Industrial Info Resources data, Texas accounts for more project kickoffs in the third quarter than any other U.S. state, the bulk of which are along the Gulf Coast. WhiteWater Midstream is preparing to begin construction on the 160-mile Traverse Pipeline Project from Agua Dulce to Katy, which is designed to carry up to 2.5 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas. WhiteWater, the majority owner, is supported by joint venture partners MPLX LP, Enbridge Incorporated and Targa Resources. The Traverse Pipeline is expected to alleviate capacity constraints at the Agua Dulce hub and provide South Texas markets with more Permian-sourced gas. Industrial Info Resources offers more information on the development in its Global Market Intelligence (GMI) Oil & Gas Pipeline Project Database, where readers can find details-including construction schedules, investment values and necessary equipment -in a detailed project report. Sempra Infrastructure, a subsidiary of Sempra Energy, expects to begin construction this quarter on a 26.9-mile segment of its Texas Connector Pipeline, running from Orange to Port Arthur, as well as a natural gas compressor station in Beaumont. Sempra's project would provide up to 2.5 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas to its massive Port Arthur LNG development. Readers can learn more from detailed project reports on the pipeline and compressor station, and they can consult a full list of reports for Port Arthur LNG. Smaller-scale developments in Texas include ONEOK Incorporated 's 44.7-mile pipeline from Mont Belvieu to Texas City, which is expected to carry up to 300,000 barrels per day (bpd) of liquified petroleum gas (LPG). The project is one of nearly $1.2 billion worth of LPG-transport projects in Texas from ONEOK; readers can learn more from a detailed project report and can consult a full list of ONEOK's pipeline projects in Texas. By the Numbers * About $15 billion: Total value of U.S.-based oil and gas pipeline projects that are set to kick off in the third quarter * Nearly $11 billion: Total value of U.S.-based natural gas-transmission projects that are set to begin construction before October * 800 miles: Length of Glenfarne's natural gas pipeline for its Alaska LNG project ...But Alaska leads in investment. One development that has seen significant progress over the past year is Glenfarne Group 's Alaska LNG development, which aims to deliver natural gas from the North Slope to a planned liquefaction and export terminal in Nikiski, Alaska, which sits along the Cook Inlet near Anchorage. Glenfarne, the majority owner of the project, hopes to begin construction on a natural gas pipeline connecting the two areas within the coming months. Alaska LNG has received strong support from the Trump administration, which has fast-tracked its development and has transferred massive swaths of land from federal control to the state of Alaska for related activity. Readers can learn more from detailed reports on the pipeline and terminal. Key developments in the North Slope include the Pikka Project, which is owned by Australian energy company Santos (51%) and Spanish company Repsol (49%). Santos said the project produced its first oil in May, and it is now delivering a steady 20,000 bpd. For more information, see Industrial Info Resources' June 25, 2026, article - Pikka Alaska Oil Project Starts Continuous Production. Another project to receive a recent jolt of support is Equitrans Midstream Corporation 's MVP Southgate Amendment Project in Virginia, which would expand the 303-mile Mountain Valley Pipeline by adding a 31-mile stretch from Chatham, Virginia, to the state's border near Rockingham, North Carolina. In mid-June, a federal appeals court denied motions by groups opposed to the project that would have blocked water-quality certifications from Virginia and North Carolina. Readers can learn more from a detailed project report. The Industrial Info Resources GMI Project and Plant databases offer a full list of detailed reports for projects mentioned in this article, and a full list of related plant profiles. Industrial Info Resources also offers a full list of reports for U.S.-based oil and gas pipeline projects that are set to begin construction before the end of September. Key Takeaways * Both domestic power generation and LNG exports are leading to the buildout of U.S.-based natural gas-transmission pipelines. * Sempra and WhiteWater are among the companies developing projects along the Texas Gulf Coast. * Glenfarne's Alaska LNG development is chalking up strong progress with a major pipeline development. About Industrial Info Resources Industrial Info Resources (IIR) is the leading provider of industrial market intelligence. Since 1983, IIR has provided comprehensive research, news, and analysis on the industrial process, manufacturing, and energy-related industries. IIR's Global Market Intelligence (GMI) helps companies identify and pursue trends across multiple markets with access to real, qualified, and verified plant and project opportunities. 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WhiteWater to expand Pelican Pipeline system to supply Commonwealth LNG. WhiteWater will develop a new pipeline in Louisiana to supply natural gas to the future Commonwealth LNG terminal. WhiteWater announced the expansion of its Pelican Pipeline system in Louisiana through the construction of the Pelican Thrasher lateral, a new infrastructure designed to supply natural gas to the future liquefaction plant and Commonwealth LNG export facility located in Cameron Parish. The project is part of the strategy to strengthen energy infrastructure along the U.S. Gulf Coast, a region that continues to increase its liquefied natural gas export capacity to meet international demand. Commonwealth LNG to receive up to 2.5 bcf/d of natural gas. According to the company, the Pelican Thrasher Lateral will be approximately 65 miles long and will feature a 42-inch diameter pipeline. The route will originate in the Gillis area in Beauregard Parish and extend to the Commonwealth LNG facilities in Cameron Parish. It may interest you The infrastructure will have capacity to transport up to 2.5 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas, which will ensure the supply required by the liquefaction terminal once it enters commercial operation. Service entry scheduled for 2029. According to the preliminary schedule, commissioning of the new lateral is planned for the first half of 2029. The expansion represents an important step to strengthen connectivity between natural gas producing areas and processing and export centers located on the U.S. Gulf of Mexico coast. Likewise, the project seeks to capitalize on the sustained growth of the global LNG market and the need for transportation systems capable of moving large volumes of gas efficiently. Support from major infrastructure investors. The development of the Pelican system is supported by WhiteWater along with its partners FIC Partners Management, Stonepeak, and Trace Capital Management. FIC specializes in investments linked to critical infrastructure within energy value chains, including gas transmission, utilities, and renewable energy. For its part, Stonepeak manages approximately $88 billion in assets focused on infrastructure and real assets on a global scale. Trace Capital Management complements the investor group with a portfolio focused on oil and gas exploration, production, and transportation in North America, in addition to energy distribution assets. Louisiana strengthens its role in the natural gas chain. The construction of the Pelican Thrasher Lateral reinforces Louisiana's position as one of the leading energy hubs in the United States for LNG project development. With new export terminals and midstream infrastructure expansions, the region continues to attract investments aimed at improving natural gas transportation and processing capacity, a key element to serve international markets in the coming years. Verified Author I am a civil engineer and I work in the writing area. I have a deep passion for civil works. I constantly seek to update myself on new engineering technologies to integrate them into my work, since my main interest is exploring how innovations in the industrial sector can improve and transform the world.