New Houston Pipeline Company Lands £306 Million Finance Deal
01.20.2020 By Greta Talmaci - NEWS

January 20, 2020 [Tank News International] – Edgewater Midstream, which wants to buy, build and operate in petroleum trading hubs and demand centres across North America by constructing pipelines and storage terminals, has been financed to the tune of £306 million by private equity firm EnCap Flatrock Midstream.

 
The new pipeline company, (which was only formed at the end of November), aims to build crude oil, refined products and other bulk liquid pipelines in Houston. To do so, commentators have speculated that it plans to take advantage of deals in which capital-starved energy companies sell off their midstream assets.
 
CEO Stephen Smith said: “Changing dynamics in the North American petroleum market present attractive opportunities for Edgewater.
 
He is joined at the company by former Motiva Enterprises executive oil trader Brian Thomason and Mike Truby, a former senior vice president with NuStar Energy, the San Antonio pipeline company.
 
Smith added in a statement that Edgewater wants to “embrace new technologies and environmentally sustainable practices.”

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