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2026
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe files lawsuit seeking shutdown of Dakota Access Pipeline
The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe filed a new lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, seeking to overturn the Army Corps' May record of decision granting an easement for the Dakota Access Pipeline's river crossing, to rescind the safety agency's approvals of spill response plans, and to shut down the pipeline developed by Energy Transfer. The tribe alleges the environmental review does not resolve issues of pipeline safety, spill response, threats to its sole source of drinking water, treaty rights, and federal obligations, and argues a spill would threaten its community's health and welfare.
2021
FERC proposes $20.2 million penalty for Energy Transfer and Rover Pipeline
FERC proposed that Energy Transfer Partners LP pay $20.2 million, alleging it misled the Commission about the purchase and demolition of a historic Ohio property that could have affected review of the Rover Pipeline. The proposal gave Energy Transfer and affiliate Rover Pipeline LLC 30 days to respond; the allegations are not stated as a final determination.
2021
Energy Transfer to acquire Enable Midstream
Enable Midstream Partners announced an agreement to become part of Energy Transfer in an all-equity transaction valued at about $7.2 billion.
2020
Pennsylvania fines Energy Transfer over pipeline construction violations
Pennsylvania fined Energy Transfer more than $30 million after a state investigation found numerous regulatory violations during construction of its Revolution pipeline. The penalty was part of a settlement agreement with subsidiary ETC Northeast Pipeline LLC.