The first oil cargo tanker, Suncor’s Dubai Angel, will load at the expanded Trans Mountain Pipeline’s crude terminus in Vancouver.
Texon, a midstream service provider, will continue operations under its legacy brand.
Like movies under the Marvel and “Star Wars” banners—that have recently bombed—growth stocks are continuing a good run, but the appeal of the niche midstream sector could take center stage in 2024.
DT Midstream has reached mechanical completion for Phase 2 of the LEAP pipeline expansion project.
Midstream companies and E&Ps may have different priorities, but continued pipeline development is crucial for the basin’s future.
The development of gas processing plants and a pipeline opening in the Permian Basin are expected to give crude producers a boost in the second half of 2024.
The energy exporting facility will be developed on Ridley Island, British Colombia, on a 190-acre site adjacent to AltaGas and Vopak’s existing propane exporting terminal.
Energy Transfer’s $3.25 billion deal for WTG Midstream aside, plenty of smaller midstream companies are available for M&A, an analyst says.
Energy Transfer has agreed to purchase WTG Midstream Holdings’ assets, including Midland Basin core infrastructure, from Diamondback Energy, Stonepeak and the Davis Estate in a cash and stock deal.
Martin Resource Management created Martin Midstream through an IPO in 2002.
Equinor awarded contracts to OneSubsea and SLB in the Troll Field as part of efforts the further develop gas infrastructure offshore Norway.
Kinetik CEO Jamie Welch walks through the company's process for acquiring Durango Permian, including selling its 16% stake in the Gulf Coast Express pipeline, and shares his takeaways on challenges in the Permian today, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
Baker Hughes will supply 20 compression trains, which are expected to boost gas production at Alergia’s Hassi R’ Mel gas field.
Mexico’s leading presidential candidate Claudia Sheinbaum is likely to continue with the current policies of Mexican President AMLO, likely meaning a continued reliance of U.S. imported piped-gas.