04.01.2025
IN THE PIPELINE SPRING 2025 EDITION
The Spring 2025 edition of In the Pipeline is here, with the latest news and information about the Texas midstream industry. Chairman Larry Bell draws comparison on the Texas grid with and without renewables and President Thure Cannon tells us about the work TPA is doing behind the scenes during the 89th Texas Regular Session. Don Lewis outlines some of President Trump’s second-term federal and environmental regulation policies and Anne Billingsley recaps the legislative session so far with regard to grid and electricity issues.
11.26.2024
IN THE PIPELINE FALL 2024 EDITION
The Fall 2024 edition of In the Pipeline is here, with the latest news and information about the Texas midstream industry. Read how the new Trump Administration is expected to affect federal environmental policy, the latest in Texas election results, President-elect Trump’s energy policy nominees and more.
07.25.2024
IN THE PIPELINE SUMMER 2024 EDITION
The Summer 2024 edition of In the Pipeline is here, with the latest news and information about the Texas midstream industry. Read how the Texas Pipeline Association (TPA) is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, how EPA revised subpart W of the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, how TPA is preparing for the next legislative session and much more.
03.28.2024
REP. MORALES ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE PIPELINE INDUSTRY TO HIS TEXAS HOUSE DISTRICT, THE STATE AND THE NATION
Rep. Heriberto “Eddie” Morales Jr. (D-Eagle Pass), serves as State Representative for House District 74, the largest and most unique district in Texas. Made up of 11 counties extending from Eagle Pass, Maverick County to the northeast portion of El Paso County, it includes more than 770 border miles of the Mexican border. Currently, Rep. Morales serves as Vice-Chair of the Energy Resources Committee. He is a lifelong resident of Eagle Pass.
02.29.2024
IN THE PIPELINE SPRING 2024 EDITION
The Spring 2024 edition of In the Pipeline is here, with the latest news and information about the Texas midstream industry. Read our new Chairman’s inaugural column, and articles on how well natural gas and pipelines performed during Winter Storm Heather, EPA’s final methane rule and the oil and natural gas industry’s $26.3 billion contribution to the state of Texas. In addition, Rep. Eddie Morales (D-Eagle Pass) – Vice-Chair of the House Energy Resources Committee – tells us how important pipelines are to his district.
01.29.2024
LARRY BELL ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF THE TEXAS PIPELINE ASSOCIATION
The Texas Pipeline Association (TPA) elected Larry Bell, Chief Commercial Officer of Kinder Morgan Intrastate Pipelines, as it's chairman at the association's Annual Meeting on January 26, 2024.
11.16.2023
IN THE PIPELINE FALL 2023 EDITION
The Fall 2023 edition of In the Pipeline is here, with the latest news and information about the Texas midstream industry. Read about how the Texas pipeline industry works, including the difference between firm and interruptible service, TCEQ’s finalization of rulemaking regarding standard permit appeals, news about the safety and winterization of Texas pipelines and TPA’s tour of Atmos Energy’s Charles K. Vaughan Center in Plano.
09.08.2023
TPA ON HOW PIPELINE INDUSTRY IS SAFE, EFFICIENT AND MARKET-DRIVEN
In extreme weather events – such as Winter Storm Uri – and every day of the year, learn how the Texas pipeline industry’s competitive market design ensures that Texans benefit from an efficient, cost-efficient system that delivers some of the lowest energy prices in the nation.
08.03.2023
IN THE PIPELINE SUMMER 2023 EDITION
The Summer 2023 edition of In the Pipeline is here, with the latest news and information about the Texas midstream industry. Read about how the Texas pipeline industry is an economic powerhouse, the latest environmental law developments and an 88th Legislative Session recap.
06.13.2023
TEXAS TECH STUDY SHOWS THE ENORMOUS ECONOMIC IMPACT OF TEXAS PIPELINES
The Texas midstream industry is a powerhouse that contributes to the state’s economic output, jobs and government revenues, according to a new study conducted by the Center for Energy Commerce at Texas Tech University and commissioned by the Texas Pipeline Association (TPA).