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Tidelands Oil & Gas Corp., a San Antonio, TX-based developer of midstream oil and gas assets, has filed applications with FERC to build the U.S. leg of its Northeast Hub Pipeline, which would link natural gas markets in the United States and Mexico.

Tidelands Oil & Gas Corp., a San Antonio, TX-based developer of midstream oil and gas assets, said Thursday it has filed applications with FERC to build the U.S. leg of its Northeast Hub Pipeline, which would link natural gas markets in the United States and Mexico.

Midstream operator Regency Energy Partners LP expanded its footprint in South and East Texas last week with the purchase of San Antonio-based TexStar Field Services LP for $350 million. The TexStar system adds 1,476 miles of gas gathering pipelines, more than 36,800 horsepower of compression and four processing and treating facilities to Regency’s growing asset base.

Midstream operator Regency Energy Partners LP expanded its footprint in South and East Texas Thursday with the purchase of San Antonio-based TexStar Field Services LP for $350 million. The TexStar System adds 1,476 miles of gas gathering pipelines, more than 36,800 horsepower of compression and four processing and treating facilities to Regency’s growing asset base.

San Antonio-based Tidelands Oil & Gas, a small Texas pipeline company with big plans for Mexico’s northeastern gas industry, has added its name to the growing list of companies vying to build liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals offshore Southern California.

Enbridge Energy Partners agreed to sell 627 miles of gas gathering, 121 miles of intrastate pipeline and five gas treating plants in Texas and Oklahoma for $106 million to San Antonio-based TexStar Field Services LP. The sale is expected to close in the fourth quarter. The assets included 327 miles of gas gathering pipeline, 121 miles of transmission pipeline and a gas treating facility located in South Texas. Also included is a 300-mile northeastern Texas gas and products gathering system, the Eustace gas processing and treating plant and three other gas treating facilities.

San Antonio-based Tidelands Oil & Gas Corp. initiated the pre-filing process at FERC under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) for the United States portion of its proposed Burgos Hub Export/Import Project, which is expected to lead to development of Mexico’s first natural gas market hub, gas storage field and offshore Gulf of Mexico liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal.

San Antonio-based Tidelands Oil & Gas Corp. initiated the pre-filing process at FERC under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) for the United States portion of its proposed Burgos Hub Export/Import Project, which is expected to lead to development of Mexico’s first natural gas market hub, gas storage field and offshore Gulf of Mexico liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal.

San Antonio-based Tidelands Oil and Gas has taken the first significant regulatory steps on a massive $818 million natural gas pipeline, storage and LNG project in northeastern Mexico. The company is embarking on a project that could bring several significant firsts to Mexico, including its first gas storage field, its first offshore LNG terminal in the Gulf of Mexico and its first gas market hub with its own gas pricing.