Natural gas infrastructure links resource development with customers across power generation, industry, and international energy markets. PetroTel Ventures focuses on opportunities across this value chain, including gathering, processing, transportation, liquefaction, storage, and export.
Our interests include projects that may connect U.S. natural gas supply with domestic demand and overseas buyers. We also consider how complementary infrastructure and related gas liquids opportunities, including LPG and ethane, may fit within a broader commercial development strategy.
Successful gas infrastructure projects require coordination among supply sources, facilities, transportation systems, and customers. We view alignment across these elements as a core consideration when assessing a project’s feasibility and potential development path.
Potential areas of interest
Gathering and processing
Infrastructure that prepares natural gas for transportation and downstream use.
Pipeline and storage infrastructure
Systems that may improve connectivity, flexibility, and access to markets.
LNG development
Opportunities involving liquefaction, associated facilities, and export infrastructure.
LPG and ethane infrastructure
Projects related to the handling, storage, transportation, and export of gas liquids.
Supply and customer alignment
Commercial structures that connect available resources with prospective buyers and long-term demand.
Our perspective
We approach gas infrastructure as a connected system. Feedstock availability, facility design, transportation access, permitting, and customer commitments must be considered together. Early attention to these relationships can help identify constraints and establish a more realistic basis for project development.