The $1.75 billion ONEOK-MPLX deal reflects how midstream companies are going big in the petrochemicals sector.
The NGL midstream deal to buy EPIC NGL is part of an ongoing dispute between Phillips and activist investor group Elliott Investment Management.
Pearl Energy Investments portfolio company Voyager Midstream Holdings has closed on its deal with Phillips 66 for its non-op interest in the Panola Pipeline.
The 12-year-old privately held E&P Ascent Resources produced 2.2 Bcfe/d in the fourth quarter, including 14% liquids from the liquids-rich eastern Ohio Utica.
The $1.75 billion ONEOK-MPLX deal reflects how midstream companies are going big in the petrochemicals sector.
The NGL midstream deal to buy EPIC NGL is part of an ongoing dispute between Phillips and activist investor group Elliott Investment Management.
Pearl Energy Investments portfolio company Voyager Midstream Holdings has closed on its deal with Phillips 66 for its non-op interest in the Panola Pipeline.
The 12-year-old privately held E&P Ascent Resources produced 2.2 Bcfe/d in the fourth quarter, including 14% liquids from the liquids-rich eastern Ohio Utica.
Mark E. Lashier, Phillips 66 chairman and CEO, said Elliott Investment Management’s proposals have devolved into a “series of attacks” after the firm proposed seven candidates for the company’s board of directors.
Targa Resources Corp. is repurchasing its interest in Targa Badlands LLC for $1.8 billion and announced three new projects to expand its NGL system during its fourth-quarter earnings call.
As the outlook for U.S. natural gas improves, investors are hot on gas-weighted stocks—in particular, Appalachia’s Antero Resources.
Activist investor Elliott Capital Management disclosed Feb. 11 it has built a $2.5 billion position in Phillips 66 and issued a series of initiatives, including the sale or spinning off of the company’s midstream assets.
Canadian midstream companies AltaGas and Keyera have signed mutually beneficial, long-term contracts for NGLs and fractionation.
Renegade Infrastructure CEO Drew Ward says the company is currently “basin agnostic” and is considering greenfield projects and M&A after winning a capital commitment from PE firm Energy Spectrum Partners.