Buying

A unit of Enbridge Energy Partners LP is buying gas gathering, treating and processing assets in Oklahoma and Texas that the partnership said last week will bolt on nicely to its existing Anadarko system.

A unit of Enbridge Energy Partners LP is buying gas gathering, treating and processing assets in Oklahoma and Texas that the partnership says will bolt on nicely to its existing Anadarko system, it said Wednesday.

Spectra Energy Corp. is buying Bobcat Gas Storage from Haddington Energy Partners III LP and GE Energy Financial Services for $540 million. The Houston-based midstream company said it will be investing at least $400 million more in the facility.

Spectra Energy Corp. is buying Bobcat Gas Storage from Haddington Energy Partners III LP and GE Energy Financial Services for $540 million. The Houston-based midstream company said it will be investing at least $400 million more in the facility.

The Canadian arm of Houston’s EOG Resources Inc. on Tuesday said it is buying the shares of Galveston LNG Inc., whose subsidiary Kitimat LNG Inc. owns 49% of the proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal at Bish Cove, BC. Financial details were not disclosed.

ExxonMobil Corp., which is buying onshore natural gas shale giant XTO Energy Inc., disclosed last week that it also has partnered with a privately held Pennsylvania-based independent to explore nearly 300,000 net acres in the Marcellus Shale.

ExxonMobil Corp., which is buying onshore natural gas shale giant XTO Energy Inc., disclosed on Monday that it also has partnered with a privately held Pennsylvania-based independent to explore nearly 300,000 net acres in the Marcellus Shale.

ExxonMobil Corp., which is buying onshore natural gas shale giant XTO Energy Inc., disclosed on Monday that it also has partnered with a privately held Pennsylvania-based independent to explore nearly 300,000 net acres in the Marcellus Shale.

In a swap of sorts, Norway’s Statoil ASA is buying a quarter interest in 50 of ConocoPhillips’ leases in the Chukchi Sea offshore Alaska. In turn, the Houston-based producer would take a stake in some of Statoil’s leases in the Lower Tertiary Trend of the Gulf of Mexico (GOM). No financial details were disclosed.