A fire that burned for 4 days after Texas pipeline explosion has finally gone out
A pipeline fire that burned in a Houston suburb for four days finally went out Thursday as authorities announced a criminal investigation into the blaze that had roared into a towering flame, forcing neighborhoods to evacuate and melting parts of nearby cars.
Energy Transfer's acquisition boosts pipeline network, EBITDA growth, insider ownership, and favorable EV/EBITDA ratio make ...
Energy Transfer said a fire at its natural gas liquid (NGL) pipeline in La Porte, Texas, which started on Monday, was still ...
A fire that erupted from a Texas natural gas pipeline that was struck by a vehicle died down and was extinguished Thursday, ...
Analyst Michael Blum from Wells Fargo maintained a Buy rating on Energy Transfer (ET – Research Report) and keeping the price target at ...
The pipeline fire burned for four days and resulted in the death of one person and the injury of four others. After burning ...
A natural gas liquids (NGL) pipeline owned by Energy Transfer caught fire in La Porte, Texas, on Monday morning, the company ...
A massive fire in La Porte that prompted evacuations and road closures originated at a valve station for a liquid natural gas ...
DEER PARK, Texas (KTRK) -- A natural gas liquid pipeline owned by Energy Transfer caught fire Monday in Deer Park, ...
Human remains were found in a burned-out car that struck an Energy Transfer natural gas liquids pipeline earlier this week in Houston, prompting a criminal investigation, officials said on Thursday.
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