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Phillips 66, Kinder Morgan, and HF Sinclair finalized a joint venture for a $5 billion Western Gateway Pipeline system to supply the U.S. West Coast with 230,000 barrels per day capacity ahead of Cali
Kinder Morgan raised its full-year outlook and beat Q2 profit estimates driven by higher natural gas volumes and rising power demand. The company projects adjusted EBITDA 5% higher than planned, fuele
Kinder Morgan exceeded Q1 profit expectations driven by increased U.S. natural gas demand due to geopolitical tensions and data center expansion. The company also announced a $505 million acquisition
Phillips 66 and Kinder Morgan are advancing the Western Gateway pipeline to transport fuel from the US Gulf Coast and Midwest to California by mid-2029. The project aims to mitigate high regional fuel
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