WhiteWater-Led NatGas Pipeline Traverse Reaches FID
The Traverse natural gas pipeline JV project will give owners optionality along the Gulf Coast.
DOE Identifies 16 Sites for Rapid AI Data Center Growth
The Department of Energy is requesting details on potential development approaches to establish AI infrastructure at select sites.
Energy Transition in Motion (Week of April 4, 2025)
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including Maverick Metals securing funding to accelerate commercialization of proprietary critical metals recovery technology.
Acquisitive Public Minerals, Royalty Firms Shift to Organic Growth
Building diverse streams of revenue is a key part of growth strategy, executives tell Oil and Gas Investor.
US Oil Rig Count Rises to Highest Since June
Baker Hughes said oil rigs rose by five to 489 this week, their highest since June, while gas rigs fell by seven, the most in a week since May 2023, to 96, their lowest since September.
Battery Recycler Ecobat Marks Milestone with Three Plants Online
Ecobat has commissioned three lithium-ion battery recycling plants within the last 12 months and aims to scale its capacity to 25,000 tons.
Deep Fission, Deep Isolation Partner to Manage Nuclear Waste
Deep Fission plans to integrate Deep Isolation’s deep borehole repository technology into its operations.
Black Gold, LGX Find Multiple Pay Zones in Western Indiana
Black Gold Exploration Corp. and LGX Energy Corp. are working to start production at the Fritz 2-30 oil and gas well in Indiana within 60 days.
Brookfield Infrastructure Partners Buys Colonial Pipeline for $9B
Brookfield Infrastructure Partners LP has agreed to acquire Colonial Enterprises, the owner of the Colonial Pipeline, in a deal valued at $9 billion.
Matador Exits Eagle Ford Shale, Preps for ‘Turbulent Times’
Matador Resources Co. divested its Eagle Ford Shale assets “in preparation for turbulent times” but doesn’t expect tariffs to affect well costs until the second half of 2025.