…And this definitely ain’t no foolin’ around for Permian midstream operators in a wind sprint to add pipeline and processing capacity in advance of What Lies Around the Corner for Gulf Coast LNG....
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Back in May, the world’s largest utility company built in America and based in Fla., announced its intention to focus solely on 100% renewable energy generation. ...
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Over 27 years, Dallas-based Energy Transfer has grown from a modest operator with 200 miles of natural gas pipelines in East Texas, to a diversified midstream machine with 125,000 miles of pipelines and energy infrastructure across 41 states. ...
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Brian Guinn has grand plans for remote possibilities starting in the Cherokee Basin of northeastern Okla., and southeast Kans....
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With The Great Texas/Louisiana Midstream Buildout (GTLMB) in full force—smack dab at the intersection of Record Gas Production and Next Wave of LNG Terminals—pipeline and G&P operators are investing billions in expansions and newbuilds. ...
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Toward the end of 2021, a mere five floating LNG processors were operating around the world where they were used exclusively to tap offshore gas production. Unlike fixed onshore terminals, FLNGs—as they were employed at the time—offered a lower-cost option to liquify the gas with the added flexibility to move to other offshore gas resources inaccessible by land-based plants. ...
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