A trio of midstream companies—Enbridge, Whitewater and MPLX—will work together to build infrastructure to transport Permian Basin natural gas to Gulf Coast LNG terminals.
Greg Ebel, president and CEO of midstream company Enbridge, says renewables needs backing from natural gas to create a "nice foundation" for affordable and sustainable industrial growth, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
Matador Resources completed natural gas pipeline connections between Pronto Midstream to San Mateo Midstream and to Matador’s acreage in the Delaware Basin.
Summit Midstream is selling Utica assets to MPLX, which include a natural gas and condensate pipeline network and storage.
Williams CEO Alan Armstrong said the project still moving forward after hitting a snag in a dispute with Energy Transfer but lacks a definitive start date.
Colin Gruending, Enbridge executive vice president and president for liquids pipelines told Hart Energy the company’s holdings in South Texas are akin to a “catcher’s mitt” for Permian and Haynesville production.
Pembina Pipeline received a no-action letter from the Canadian Competition Bureau, meaning that the government will not challenge the company’s acquisition of Enbridge’s interest in a joint venture with the Alliance Pipeline and Aux Sable NGL fractionation facilities.
Venture Global plans to deliver the vessels, which are currently under construction in South Korea, starting later this year.
Supplies on the Winnipeg regional line will be rerouted for three months.
An Enterprise Partners executive said conditions make for a strong LNG export market at an industry lunch on March 14.