Infrastructure

Mitsubishi is entering the U.S. shale gas sector with a $5.2 billion acquisition of Aethon’s Haynesville gas assets, gaining 2.1 billion cubic feet per day of supply with access to Gulf Coast LNG export markets.

Talen Energy has agreed to acquire 2.6 GW of gas-fired generation in the PJM market for $3.45 billion, expanding its Ohio and Indiana footprint and positioning the company for growing data center power demand.

Cadent will replace about 0.6 miles of aging gas main in Swarkestone beginning in February, part of a broader effort to modernize distribution infrastructure and reduce methane emissions.

Canada’s most active gas basin may be headed for another major deal. Regulatory filings point to a potential Montney transaction as producers position for rising LNG-linked demand.

NGC has acquired the Trinidad Region Onshore Compressor from bpTT, strengthening gas compression, pipeline reliability and flows to Atlantic LNG and domestic markets.

The Trump administration has sued two California cities, arguing that local limits on natural gas infrastructure in new buildings violate federal energy law and overstep municipal authority.

Vistra plans to acquire the 5.5-GW Cogentrix natural gas generation portfolio in a $4 billion deal, expanding its footprint across PJM, ISO New England and ERCOT.

Tosi has signed its largest subscription deal to date, replacing and managing the OT network for EPIC Crude’s 800-mile Texas pipeline system connecting major Permian and Eagle Ford basins to Gulf Coast markets.

BP has shut down the full 400-mile Olympic Pipeline system after a product leak triggered repeated shutdowns and inspections near Everett, Washington. Crews have begun excavating the affected segment, with no timeline yet announced for repairs or restart.

Blackstone Energy Transition Partners has approved a $1.2 billion investment to build West Virginia’s first combined-cycle natural gas power plant, a 600-MW facility expected to create 500 construction jobs and meet rising AI-driven electricity demand.

Croatia’s Krk LNG terminal has begun testing a new floating storage and regasification unit that will double its capacity to 6.1 Bcm per year, boosting supply security for Central and Southeastern Europe.

AD Ports Group and Nimex Terminals have signed an $8 billion agreement to build LNG and LPG terminal hubs at Khalifa Port. The five-year development will expand storage and export capacity for low-emission fuels, supporting the UAE’s growing role in global energy logistics.

The APOLLOCO₂ project will build a liquefaction and export terminal at Revithoussa LNG facility and connect industrial emitters via a 22-mile pipeline.

bp agreed to sell a $1.5 billion minority stake in its Permian and Eagle Ford midstream assets to Sixth Street, while retaining operatorship and majority ownership. The deal supports bp’s plan to raise $20 billion through divestments by 2027.

INEOS marked the 50th anniversary of the Forties Pipeline System, calling it a cornerstone of UK energy security while warning that high taxes and restrictive energy policies risk undermining future investment in the North Sea.