EQT Corp. raised its natural gas production outlook and outlined $580–$640 million in infrastructure investments, including the Clarington Connector pipeline, after higher gas prices and LNG-driven demand boosted fourth-quarter profit.
TC Energy beat fourth-quarter profit estimates as North American natural gas flows hit record levels and LNG deliveries surged 21%, underscoring growing pipeline demand from export terminals and power markets.
ConocoPhillips is tightening capital and operating spending after missing fourth-quarter profit estimates, as weaker oil prices pressure earnings across the sector. The company outlined its cost-cutting plan alongside production and shareholder return targets.
Martin Midstream Partners is set for a leadership change in its land transportation division, with John Scott stepping into the role as longtime executive Johnnie Murry retires at year-end.
Woodside Energy’s search for a new CEO comes as the company advances its $17.5 billion Louisiana LNG project and navigates rising costs, project risk, and an emerging global LNG supply glut.
UGI delivered record adjusted earnings for fiscal 2025, though midstream results were weighed down by lower gathering and processing margins. The company issued fiscal 2026 guidance and noted continued investment in its energy infrastructure portfolio.
The 2025 Gulf Energy Information Excellence Awards in Houston honored this year’s top midstream innovators, including Williams Companies, Saudi Aramco, Hifi, Cenit Transporte, and Pipeline Ultraisolation Group. Winners were recognized for advancements in digital transformation, pipeline integrity, automation, and safety across the global midstream sector.
Western Midstream has finalized its acquisition of Aris Water Solutions, strengthening its Delaware Basin operations and expanding its water management and midstream footprint across Texas and New Mexico.
Pembina Pipeline Corp. has completed a $225 million subordinated note offering and plans to redeem its Series 9 preferred shares in December 2025, using the proceeds to strengthen its balance sheet and streamline capital structure.
Colonial Pipeline, operator of the largest U.S. refined-fuel network, confirmed plans to cut jobs as part of a restructuring under new owner Brookfield Infrastructure. The $9 billion acquisition marks the first time the 5,500-mile pipeline has had a single owner since the 1960s.
NextDecade CFO Brent Wahl will depart the company on Oct. 20, with Senior Vice President Mike Mott appointed as interim finance chief. The LNG developer reaffirmed plans to reach FID on Rio Grande LNG Train 5 by mid-November.
Phillips 66 will acquire Cenovus Energy’s 50% stake in WRB Refining for $1.4 billion, gaining full ownership of the Wood River and Borger refineries and expanding its U.S. refining capacity.
Sunoco LP has priced $1.9 billion in senior notes to help fund its planned Parkland acquisition, upsizing the deal from $1.7 billion. Proceeds will support the purchase, debt repayment, and general corporate purposes.
Phillips 66 will sell a 65% stake in its Germany and Austria JET-branded retail fuel network for $2.8 billion, forming a joint venture with Energy Equation Partners and Stonepeak while retaining a minority interest.
Freedom CNG expanded its Western U.S. renewable fuel network with the acquisitions of Colorado-based X3CNG and Utah-based Lancer Energy, enhancing its CNG and RNG fueling capabilities.
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