Midstream

Australia’s APA accepts $9.5bn takeover offer from CK consortium

Australia's gas pipeline company APA Group has accepted A$12.98bn ($9.45bn) takeover offer made by CK consortium, which is led by global infrastructure company CK Infrastructure (CKI).

Williams wraps up acquisition of Williams Partners

Williams Companies (Williams), an energy infrastructure company, has completed the merger of Williams Partners, a natural gas master limited partnership, with a subsidiary of Williams.

Jacobs bags contract for phase two of Wapiti Gas Plant expansion in Canada

Jacobs Engineering Group has received engineering services contract for phase two expansion of the midstream oil and gas operator Keyera's Wapiti Gas Plant, which is under construction near Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada.

Crib Point LNG Import Facility, Victoria

AGL Energy proposes to build a LNG import facility at Crib Point, Victoria, Australia, to source liquefied natural gas (LNG) gas at competitive prices from Australian and international suppliers, and to deliver the regassified natural gas to customers in south-eastern Australia.

Lotus Midstream to acquire midstream assets from Occidental Petroleum

Crude oil logistics provider Lotus Midstream has signed an agreement to acquire the Centurion pipeline system and a Southeast New Mexico crude oil gathering system from Occidental Petroleum.

ExxonMobil to support $2bn Permian Highway Pipeline project in US

Exxon Mobil signed a letter of intent (LOI) to support the proposed $2bn Permian Highway Pipeline (PHP) Project in the US.

Sempra Energy launches North American Infrastructure Group

US-based natural gas utility firm Sempra Energy has formed a new operating group for its North American infrastructure businesses.

Moda Midstream to acquire Occidental Petroleum’s Ingleside terminal

Moda Midstream has agreed to acquire the Oxy Ingleside Energy Center (IEC) Terminal located at the Port of Corpus Christi in Ingleside, Texas from Occidental Petroleum for an undisclosed price.

Apache, Kayne Anderson agree to form $3.5bn Permian Basin midstream firm

US-based oil producer Apache and investment firm Kayne Anderson Acquisition (KAAC) have agreed to form a $3.5bn worth pure-play, Permian basin midstream company.