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Enstor Gas LLC

About

Enstor is one of the largest and most geographically diverse, independent natural gas storage operators in the U.S. The company’s eight storage facilities are strategically located across five states and Alberta, Canada. Enstor’s diversified asset base provides direct connectivity to major pipelines and key supply and demand markets. Enstor is backed by ArcLight Capital Partners, LLC, a leading private equity firm focused on North American energy infrastructure investments. 

Editor's note: Updated Feb. 16, 2021.

Headquarters Address

Houston, TX
United States

Transactions

Report Date Amount (MM) Description
2022-05-11 --

ArcLight Sells Houston-based Enstor Gas to JP Morgan’s IIF

ArcLight Sells Houston-based Enstor Gas to JP Morgan’s IIF

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2021-02-16 --

WhiteWater Midstream Acquires Waha Storage Assets from ArcLight-backed Firm

WhiteWater Midstream Acquires Waha Storage Assets from ArcLight-backed Firm

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ArcLight Sells Houston-based Enstor Gas to JP Morgan’s IIF

Headquartered in Houston, Enstor Gas is the largest privately owned natural gas storage company in the U.S. including six active underground natural gas storage facilities with more than 110 Bcf in working gas capacity.

Energy Transition Capital Conference: The Energy Storage Opportunity with Enstor Gas, FlexGen

Energy investors are placing bets on the evolving energy storage market. 

WhiteWater Midstream Acquires Waha Storage Assets from ArcLight-backed Firm

Located near the Waha hub in West Texas, the acquired assets have the capacity, when fully developed, to store approximately 10 Bcf of natural gas and include six underground storage caverns and permits for five additional caverns.