17 days agoPHMSA Proposes Updated LNG Safety Standards and Technology Flexibility
PHMSA has proposed updating federal safety regulations for liquefied natural gas facilities, including adoption of NFPA Standard 59A (2026 edition) and provisions for newer storage and piping technologies. The agency estimates the changes could yield $100 million in annual savings, with implications for facility operators, engineering firms, equipment suppliers, and infrastructure contractors.
17 days agoPHMSA Proposes LNG Safety Updates Incorporating NFPA 59A (2026)
PHMSA has proposed updating LNG facility safety regulations to incorporate the 2026 edition of NFPA 59A and recognize newer technologies, estimating the changes could generate $100 million in annual savings. Operators and suppliers should assess potential effects on facility designs, safety systems, technical specifications, and project costs; the proposal is not yet final.
180 days agoPHMSA Offers $22M in Grants for Pipeline Safety Improvements
The **Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)** has revealed 11 grant opportunities totaling **$22 million** to enhance pipeline safety. Eligible organizations can apply until **June 19, 2026**, thus creating a chance to secure federal funding for initiatives related to hazard management and community safety education.