Energy Transfer releases first emissions report from La Porte pipeline fire
The pipeline fire burned for four days and resulted in the death of one person and the injury of four others. After burning for four straight days, the owner of the pipeline that burst Monday in La Porte has released their first report on what chemicals could have been released into the air as a result.
Energy Transfer had similar Fort Bend County pipeline fire in 2022, eight incidents in 2024
Monday morning, a frightening situation unfolded in Deer Park, as high-reaching flames exploded from a pipeline. Firefighters are working to contain the situation, and emergency officials are recommending people in the area to evacuate.
The Houston pipeline fire that erupted after an SUV crash Monday continues to burn, with residents expected to return ...
A massive fire in La Porte that prompted evacuations and road closures originated at a valve station for a liquid natural gas ...
On Monday a massive explosion occurred at an Energy Transfer-owned natural gas liquids pipeline near Houston, Texas. As ...
Meanwhile, Energy Transfer has reported 53 incidents related ... according to a search of Railroad Commission records by reporters at Houston’s Channel 2. The last big pipeline explosion and ...
Energy Transfer said in its statement that it was “aware of early ... about 25 miles southeast of downtown Houston, ...
As of Tuesday morning, the fire caused by an exploding pipeline in a Houston suburb continued to burn itself out, according ...
A pipeline fire that forced hundreds of people to flee their homes in the Houston suburbs burned for a third day on Wednesday ...
After burning for nearly four days, the Deer Park pipeline fire was extinguished Thursday. By Friday morning, repair crews were at work.
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