Among the 13 largest U.S. midstream companies, no less than seven are developing or actively constructing natural gas infrastructure in a single region—the Permian and Haynesville....
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For producers like Tulsa-based Sage Natural Resources, 2022 offered up grand returns from its Barnett drilling program in North Texas that included 30 new wells. ...
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ince the U.S. began exporting LNG in 2016, natural gas producers have largely defined their role as feedstock suppliers selling their gas to liquefaction facilities at domestic prices. But for some producers, that business model is changing to reap greater rewards....
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There’s only one U.S. midstream giant that can lay historical claim to building crude oil pipelines over the Andes Mountains in the 1940s. Only one to be recognized with a postage stamp that bears its name for completing the Trans-Iranian pipeline in the ‘50s. ...
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One could describe Dallas-based Energy Transfer as a Swiss Army Knife of midstream services, and they wouldn’t be wrong. With 120,000 miles of pipeline systems and operations that span 41 states, ET is the largest of the nation’s energy infrastructure machines with tentacles in crude oil, refined products, natural gas, and NGLs. ...
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