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Associated Press An area in San Bruno, Calif., where several homes were destroyed by fire from a gas-pipeline explosion last September.

Pipeline-Blast Probe Finds Welding Flaws Rebecca Smith 2011

PG&E Corp.'s new chief executive outlined a broad plan to bump up spending on the California utility's gas-pipeline network, hoping to restore public confidence in its ability to deliver gas safely.

PG&E Boosts Safety-Upgrade Plans Rebecca Smith 2011

Gazprom owns and operates Russia's vast gas-pipeline system but has been slow to grant independent producers access to its pipelines.

TNK-BP Sees Extended Pipeline Deal With Gazprom Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen 2011

Peter Loftus/The Wall Street Journal The charred remains of a car after the Philadelphia gas-pipeline explosion.

Blast Probe Focuses on Recent Repair Rebecca Smith 2011

Together, the two companies would be the country's biggest gas-pipeline operator by mileage and capacity, surpassing Houston-based El Paso Corp.

Energy Transfer Buys Southern Ben Lefebvre 2011

The Calgary oil- and gas-pipeline company said the new line will run from Kirby Lake to the Hardisty, Alberta, crude-oil hub, initially adding about 450,000 barrels a day of capacity between the points.

Enbridge Plans Alberta Pipeline Expansion Judy McKinnon 2011

PG&E said costs of testing and shoring up its gas-pipeline system following a fatal 2010 explosion could top $1.7 billion through next year.

What's News: Business & Finance 2012

PG&E Corp. said Thursday that the utility's costs of testing and shoring up its gas-pipeline system following a fatal 2010 pipeline explosion could top $1.7 billion through next year, pressuring earnings for the foreseeable future.

PG&E Blast Costs May Top $1.7 Billion Cassandra Sweet 2012

The company said it was overhauling its gas-pipeline operations and changing its inspection methods, at the behest of the state regulator.

Probe Slams Utility Over Blast Rebecca Smith 2011

California utility PG&E was faulted by an independent panel for a gas-pipeline blast that killed eight people.

What's News: World-Wide 2011