Texon, a midstream service provider, will continue operations under its legacy brand.
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DT Midstream has reached mechanical completion for Phase 2 of the LEAP pipeline expansion project.
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Under the agreement, GeoPark will sell and deliver to Vitol a minimum of 20,000 bbl/d of oil from the Llanos 34 Block in Colombia, which GeoPark holds 45% working interest.
Midstream company Enbridge announced an open season on the Gray Oak Pipeline for a proposed 120,000 bbl/d expansion and updated its M&A efforts.
Energy Transfer reported record first-quarter crude volumes and expects demand for petrochemicals to continue rising.
Kinetik Holdings will buy Durango Permian infrastructure for $765 million, excluding contingency payments, and sell its interests in the Gulf Coast Express pipeline to AcrLight Capital Partners for $540 million.
Energy Transfer is among several firms vying to build deepwater ports along the Texas Gulf Coast.
Midstream company Williams saw overall demand growth as heavy gas volumes passed through its network.
Dara Energy closed an acquisition of low decline oil and gas assets in Kentucky, Tennesee and Texas from Vinland Energy.
Tallgrass Energy’s Trailblazer project, originally a natural gas pipeline, would move greenhouse gas from Nebraska and Colorado and store it in geological formations in Wyoming.
Texon, a midstream service provider, will continue operations under its legacy brand.