Tallgrass Energy and Bridger Pipeline are looking for customers for the Northwest portion of the Pony Express line in Wyoming and Colorado.
Exxon Mobil's guidance indicates the supermajor intends to step on the gas once it completes the acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources, which could lead to more investment in midstream infrastructure.
Howard Energy Partners said they’ve achieved record volumes this year with the company’s current natural gas average throughput of over 2.5 Bcf/d and current average terminalling throughput of over 160,000 bbl/d.
Energy Transfer saw record NGL, oil and terminal volumes in the third quarter while integrating new assets and working on further expansions to its infrastructure.
Tallgrass Energy and Bridger Pipeline are looking for customers for the Northwest portion of the Pony Express line in Wyoming and Colorado.
Exxon Mobil's guidance indicates the supermajor intends to step on the gas once it completes the acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources, which could lead to more investment in midstream infrastructure.
Howard Energy Partners said they’ve achieved record volumes this year with the company’s current natural gas average throughput of over 2.5 Bcf/d and current average terminalling throughput of over 160,000 bbl/d.
Energy Transfer saw record NGL, oil and terminal volumes in the third quarter while integrating new assets and working on further expansions to its infrastructure.
Quantum Capital Solutions is committing $300 million for Comstock Resources' Pinnacle gathering and treatment system, among other Haynesville midstream operations.
Phase 2 of Sempra Infrastructure’s Port Arthur LNG would add two liquefaction trains with an LNG liquefaction capacity of 13 mtpa.
Feedgas flows to Freeport LNG, the second-largest U.S. LNG exporter, dropped sharply over the weekend and remained down for the third day in a row on Sept. 11.
Western Midstream said it would purchase Meritage Midstream’s Powder River Basin assets, including gas gathering and an NGL pipeline, for $885 million cash.
The all-equity transaction, which includes the assumption of $3 billion of Crestwood debt, adds infrastructure in the Williston and Delaware basins and also provides Energy Transfer with an entry into the Powder River Basin.
Lower commodity prices are blamed for the slide in Enterprise Product Partners’ second quarter results.