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PHMSA Pipeline Incident Search
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PHMSA Pipeline Incident Search is a paid API for AI agents from api.govparse.io, paid per call via x402, $1.25/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Searches PHMSA pipeline incident records (2010+) by operator, mode, state, cause, commodity, cost, and date — returning entity-resolved incident details including casualties, costs, and cause.
Price / call$1.25
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How this service works
Which pipeline operators had a reported incident? Search PHMSA pipeline incidents (2010+, gas distribution / hazardous liquid / gas transmission) by operator, operator_id, mode, state, cause, commodity, minimum cost (min_cost), year, or incident date (since). Returns the incident, its entity-resolved operator, location, commodity released, casualties, cost, and cause — a remediation / integrity / claims trigger. Reported exactly as recorded, not a safety judgment.
Output
Returns a list of PHMSA pipeline incident records matching the search criteria, each including the entity-resolved operator name and ID, incident date, location (state), pipeline mode, commodity released, incident cause, fatalities, injuries, and total cost — reported exactly as recorded in PHMSA data.
Example use cases
Operator due diligence safety audit
“I need to review Enbridge's PHMSA pipeline incident history — fetch all their incidents across all pipeline modes since 2015, sorted by total cost descending, up to 100 results.”
High-cost crude oil spill analysis
“Find me all PHMSA crude oil pipeline incidents since 2018 with a minimum total cost of $1,000,000 — I want to see the operator, location, cause, and casualties for each.”
State-level corrosion incident monitoring
“Which pipeline operators had PHMSA-reported corrosion incidents in Texas or Louisiana in 2023? Search gas transmission and hazardous liquid modes and sort by incident date descending.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://api.govparse.io/v1/phmsa/incidents/searchWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need to search PHMSA pipeline incident records with flexible filters across operator, mode, state, cause, commodity, cost, or date. Prefer it over general web search when you need structured, machine-readable incident data with entity-resolved operators and consistent cost/casualty fields. Best for compliance research, operator due diligence, insurance/claims triggers, environmental monitoring, and regulatory analysis of US pipeline safety incidents from 2010 onward.
Side effects
- No results returned when operator name spelling doesn't match PHMSA records — use operator_id for precision
- Invalid mode string returns an error — must be gas_distribution, hazardous_liquid, or gas_transmission
- Date format errors if since parameter is not YYYY-MM-DD
- Limit exceeding 100 is capped or rejected
- Overly broad queries may hit pagination limits — use offset and limit to paginate
Input
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