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Enbridge Embraces AI to Advance Operations with Microsoft Tools
Enbridge, which has been at work on a software modernization project since 2020, is collaborating with Microsoft for improvements to efficiency and emissions reductions.
Howard: The Implications of ONEOK's M&A Binge
ONEOK’s M&A binge has propelled it to near the top of the sector. With so much midstream consolidation, what are its implications?
Florida Gas Stations Run Empty Amid Panic Ahead of Hurricane Milton
Terminals, pipelines and gas stations are shutting down in Florida as the state readies for the impacts of Hurricane Milton.
Finding Solutions in Unconventional Plays
How the industry is addressing the challenges and opportunities surrounding produced water.
Tailwater E&P CEO Details Recent Core Permian Acquisition
Tailwater E&P CEO Doug Prieto said the firm put together funding for the deal from institutions, investors and family offices looking for “high quality assets that have durable cash flow.”
As Midstream Wobbles on IRA and ESG, a New Trend Opens Up for Sector
Enthusiasm for the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and ESG in the midstream sector is waning. Players are turning to a new trend—asset-backed securitization.
Sable Offshore Plans Restart of Subsea Pipeline After 2015 Shutdown
Sable Offshore Corp. says the permits needed to begin operations on the Santa Ynez line offshore California, which shut down due to an oil leak in 2015, are not yet in place.
Vivakor Closes Acquisition of Permian, Eagle Ford Crude Logistics
Vivakor purchased Endeavor Crude and related companies, which have a series of long-term strategic partnerships with customers in the Permian Basin, Eagle Ford Shale and Oklahoma’s STACK play.
McDermott to Sell Storage Business to Mason Capital-led Consortium
Roughly seven years after McDermott International acquired CB&I for $6 billion, the storage solutions business is being sold to a consortium led by Mason Capital Management.
Martin Resources Steps Up Offer for Martin Midstream
Martin Resources Management will pay $132 for Martin Midstream, which it had previously spun off, after a pair of New York capital groups counteroffered at a higher price.