Energy Transfer Picks Up Last of Permian’s Big, Private Midstreamers
Energy Transfer’s $3.25 billion deal for WTG Midstream aside, plenty of smaller midstream companies are available for M&A, an analyst says.
Energy Transfer’s $3.25 billion deal for WTG Midstream aside, plenty of smaller midstream companies are available for M&A, an analyst says.
Clean energy generation projects, including nuclear and geothermal, will be part of the Clean Electricity investment and production tax credits, which replaces the IRA’s investment and production tax credits.
Nexus is the first strategic acquisition of holding company Apricus, which launched earlier this year.
The contract is the organization’s first jack-up installation in the Middle East.
The campaign amounted to a test of whether top fund firms would rally to defend the small shareholders whose resolutions have put topics like the environment and workforce diversity at the center of many corporate annual meetings.
As a state known for its hydrocarbons, Texas is also cementing its position in the renewable sphere, and companies are beginning to take notice.
ConocoPhillips and Marathon Oil—which both trace their roots to the breakup of John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil Trust more than a century ago—are combining in a $22.5 billion deal.
Oceaneering’s Freedom AUV pilot test reduces time, emissions in pipeline inspection campaign for TotalEnergies.
Duke and the world’s biggest technology companies proposed developing new electricity rate structures to drive the development of carbon-free technologies in MOUs signed in May.
Exxon Mobil shareholders on Wednesday overwhelmingly voted to re-elect Chairman Darren Woods and lead director Joseph Hooley, who were targeted by activist shareholders. The two had faced a “vote no” campaign by shareholder rights activists over the top U.S. oil company’s lawsuit seeking to bar climate-focused investors from bringing future resolutions. The company’s slate of all …
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