March 19, 2026 - Today's Industrial Market News from Industrialinfo.com

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What is the projected trillion‑dollar midstream investment needed for US and Canada natural gas?

Christine Ramos 0:11

This is the World Industrial News for Thursday, March 19th. Brought to you by Industrial Info Resources of Sugarland, Texas. Through 2052, the US and Canada will require more than one trillion dollars in new midstream capital investment to meet projected demand for natural gas, according to a report issued by the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America.

How does China’s five‑year plan prioritize technology, advanced manufacturing, and decarbonization?

Christine Ramos 0:35

IE, its twenty twenty five North American Midstream Infrastructure Report is calling for about one hundred and forty thousand miles of new transmission and gathering pipelines for natural gas over the next twenty five years. Technology, advanced manufacturing, and decarbonization are three pillars of China's latest five-year plan. This includes technologies such as cloud computing, semiconductor components, and chips, developing renewable energy in favor of fossil fuels and overall industry decarbonization.

What are the latest U.S. sanctions changes on Venezuela and their impact on crude oil trade?

Christine Ramos 1:08

The US on Wednesday eased sanctions on Venezuela to allow US companies to do business there, while glimmers of optimism emerged with the resumption of operations at a facility idled for more than four years that is designed to help deliver heavy crude oil. With US President Donald Trump under pressure from the economic fallout of the war in the Middle East, the US Treasury Department said state-run Petroleos de Venezuela, better known as PDVSA, could sell Venezuelan crude oil directly to US companies and global importers. About twenty five percent of the total natural gas production in Canada will eventually be tied to exports of liquefied natural gas, a federal regulator said.

How will Canada’s LNG export ambitions affect its natural gas production outlook by 2050?

Christine Ramos 1:53

A federal regulator said. Production last year averaged nineteen billion cubic feet per day, and the government expects levels to reach thirty two billion at the high end by twenty fifty. For details on these and other breaking news, read the full stories at industrialinfo.com. I'm Christine Ramos, reporting for Industrial Info News.

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