Gas pipelines
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What the Panel May Ask: Large Loads at FERC's Reliability Technical Conference of October 21, 2026
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's notice of September 9, 2026 sets out the agenda of its Reliability Technical Conference on October 21. The title of its first panel includes "Operational Challenges of Integrating Large Loads in Evolving System Dynamics."
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Two Pipeline Expansions for Gas-Fired Power: TC Energy's Second Quarter of 2026
TC Energy reported on July 30, 2026 that it had approved two expansions of pipelines in its U.S. business in June, one of them designed "to facilitate new natural gas-fired power generation to support data centre development."
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Including Additional Data Center Development: Kinder Morgan's Second Quarter of 2026
Kinder Morgan's results release of July 22, 2026 reports a lateral placed in service to a new gas-fired power plant, and an expansion project "to support growing demand in the Texas Panhandle, including additional data center development."
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Most of It From Texas: EIA on the Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity Planned for 2026 and 2027
The U.S. Energy Information Administration's note of May 26, 2026 reports the natural gas pipeline capacity developers plan to bring online in 2026 and 2027, by the agency's own tracker of projects. Most of it originates in Texas, where the projects are to carry gas out of the Permian Basin to export terminals and to residential, power and industrial users.
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Most of the New Capacity for the South Central Region: EIA on the Natural Gas Pipelines Completed in 2025
EIA's note on the natural gas pipelines completed in the United States in 2025 says most of the new capacity delivers gas to the South Central region, which includes the Gulf Coast. Most of the new capacity is also intrastate pipe, which the note says is "not subject to the jurisdiction of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)."
