Utilizing H2SITE’s advanced membrane separation technology, the plant aims to recover over 95% of the available hydrogen while separating co-products such as helium.
Komatsu plans to use American Battery Solutions technology to electrify the construction and mining equipment it offers.
E&P Permian Resources will shift to smaller-scale deals to add value as opportunities to consolidate in the Midland and Delaware basins shrink.
So far this year, Midstream companies have eschewed spending cash flow on capex or M&A, but that’s likely to change as Permian players expanded out of core areas, a Tailwater Capital partner Stephen Lipscomb said.
TechnipFMC will sell its Measurement Solutions business to One Equity Partners to focus on core products, the company said.
Non-op specialist Northern Oil & Gas is entering the Ohio Utica Shale and expanding its position in the northern Delaware Basin with approximately $174 million in M&A.
Suncor Energy’s acquisition of TotalEnergies’ remaining upstream Canadian assets makes Suncor the sole owner of the Alberta Fort Hills Project.
Bluestream will retain its brand and become a subsidiary of OEG renewables.
Beyond large public companies, returns to investors are becoming a pillar of the E&P business model—from small-caps to private companies—while consolidation increasingly becomes a focus for shale players.
Permian Basin M&A has taken off in 2023 largely because buyers and sellers are in a ‘Godilocks’ zone in which prices are just right, executives at RBC Capital Markets and Jefferies said.