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February Top U.S. Midstream Deals: Delaware Appears As the Key Area

03/04/2019

February 2019 Midstream Deals

As production in key locations continue to steadily grow, most midstream companies continued expanding their infrastructure to connect their major producing areas to the promising market delivery locations. Delaware saw most of this activity, where gathering infrastructure is still thought to be underdeveloped. Experts point out the proximity of Mexican and U.S. Gulf of Mexico market as well as growth of the U.S. exports capacity to be primary drivers of CAREX going into new projects.

For instance, see how Howard Energy Partners and NextEra Energy Partners connect their systems to reach both domestic downstream as well as exports market.

NextEra Howard NG Transportation Partnership in Delaware

Similar capital inflow was seen in Agua Blanca NG Pipeline Deal as First Infrastructure Capital Advisors increased its stake in the pipeline.

Agua Blanca NG Pipeline Deal

Another activity - not quite in Delaware but close enough - was seen at New Mexico - Texas border area, where Matador Resources continued expand its gathering, storage and processing facilities as it enetered the San-Mateo II JV, second one with Five Point Energy.

Matador develops its gathering systems

Rustle Break Asset Area Will Be an Expansion Hub

All the midstream sector February 2019 deals that drew our attention can be found in the table below.

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Date announced Buyer(s) Seller(s) Assets Location Deal Value Date closed
Feb 4, 2019 First Infrastructure Capital Advisors LLC WPX Energy Inc. 20% equity interest in WhiteWater Midstream's 36-inch Agua Blanca natural gas pipeline (see the map) Delaware Basin $300 MM Expected to close 1Q 2019
Feb 4, 2019 First Infrastructure Capital Advisors LLC WhiteWater Midstream LLC, Denham Capital Management LP, Ridgemont Equity Partners WhiteWater Midstream wholly acquired including its 60% stake in Agua Blanca (see the map) Expected to close 1Q 2019
Feb 13, 2019 NextEra Energy Partners LP >Howard Energy Partners Formed JV to develop additional natural gas transportation opportunities in the Eagle Ford shale region of South Texas South Texas: Webb, Duval, Zapata, Dimmit, La Salle, McMullen, Live Oak and Jim Wells counties Undisclosed Feb 13, 2019
Oct 3, 2018 Salt Creek Midstream LLC, Ares Management LP ARM, Energy Holdings LLC Noble Midstream Partners LP Formed 50/50 JV partnership to develop a crude oil pipeline and gathering system Delaware Basin Feb 8, 2019
Feb 19, 2019 The Blackstone Group LP, GSO Capital Partners LP Targa Resources Corp. 45% stake in Targa Badlands, which operates oil and gas gathering and processing assets (see the ) Bakken and Three Forks shale plays, Williston Basin of ND. $1,600 MM Expected to close 2Q 2019
Feb 25, 2019 Five Point Energy LLC, San Mateo Midstream LLC Matador Resources Co. Formed a new midstream JV, San Mateo II, to expand current gathering, processing and saltwater disposal capacity. 51% owned by Matador plus operational control Northern Delaware Basin Undisclosed Feb 25, 2019
Feb 26, 2019 Hess Infrastructure Partners LP Summit Midstream Partners LP Water gathering assets of the Tioga Gathering System in Williams County, Western ND. Williston Basin; Bakken $67 MM Expected to close 1Q 2019

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