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  • DOE Commits Up to USD 5 Billion in Conditional Loan for Constellation Nuclear Uprates.
  • UN Assessment Finds National Climate Plans Promise Half the Emission Cuts of Last Year.
  • NABEP Reports Record 115,000 bpd at Venezuela's Petrozamora Fields.
  • Governor Races Could Reshape US State Energy Policy, Inside Climate News Reports.

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Howard Energy Partners to Acquire Iron Horse Midstream in Anadarko Basin

Howard Energy Partners has agreed to acquire Iron Horse Midstream, a portfolio company of Sixth Street, expanding its position in the Anadarko Basin, according to Oil & Gas Journal. The San Antonio, Texas company's move extends its midstream footprint in the region.

The deal covers about 400 miles of high- and low-pressure natural gas pipelines across Canadian, Caddo, and Grady counties in Oklahoma, Oil & Gas Journal reported. It also includes multiple compressor stations and the 120-acre Iron Horse processing complex, which has a capacity of 425 MMcfd of natural gas.

The acquisition is scheduled to close by yearend, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals, according to Oil & Gas Journal.

Source: ogj.com (opens in a new tab)1 sourcePermalink

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Nexeon Raises GBP 100 Million, With GBP 52.6 Million From UK National Wealth Fund

Nexeon has closed a GBP 100 million funding round that includes GBP 52.6 million from the UK's National Wealth Fund, according to electrive.

The round also drew new backing from Korea Development Bank and Honda Xcelerator Ventures, electrive reported.

The National Wealth Fund financing will support a UK-based pilot manufacturing facility and research and development, according to electrive. It will also fund an expansion of Nexeon's advanced manufacturing technology unit and the creation of new skilled jobs.

Source: electrive.com (opens in a new tab)1 sourcePermalink

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More Than Ten Offers Submitted for Insolvent Enerparc

More than ten non-binding offers have been submitted for Enerparc AG, according to ESS News, citing the company and provisional insolvency administrator Stefan Denkhaus, partner at the law firm BRL.

Enerparc and Denkhaus said a select group of bidders has been or will be chosen to advance to the second phase of the investor process, per ESS News. Those bidders will examine the company and its assets before submitting binding offers.

The sale of Enerparc's solar park portfolios, project pipeline and shares, including stakes in the non-insolvent subsidiaries Sunnic Lighthouse and Enerparc Service, is expected to be finalized in December 2026, according to ESS News.

Source: ess-news.com (opens in a new tab)1 sourcePermalink

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