natural gas, Energy Transfer and data center

Utilities want to power Big Tech's AI ambitions with natural gas. These are the data centers they're betting on.
In states where Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta are building giant data center hubs, utilities want to power them with new natural gas plants.
Energy Transfer to supply natural gas for Texas data center project
Energy Transfer enters into long-term natural gas supply agreement with CloudBurst Data Centers, its first commercial arrangement to supply natural gas directly to a data center.
Energy Transfer Signs Natural Gas Supply Agreement With CloudBurst
Energy Transfer will provide up to 450,000 million British thermal units per day of firm natural gas through its Oasis Pipeline to CloudBurst's campus outside of San Marcos, Texas, contingent upon the data center operator reaching a final investment decision (FID) with its customer.
Energy Transfer Is Taking Its First Step to Cash In on AI-Fueled Natural Gas Demand
As a leading natural gas pipeline operator, Energy Transfer ( ET 0.80%) is in an excellent position to capitalize on the expected AI-powered surge in gas demand. The company recently took its first step to cash in on growing gas demand from data centers.
Energy Transfer, CloudBurst strike data center power deal
Energy Transfer’s Oasis Pipeline will provide as much as 450,000 million British thermal units per day of natural gas to supply CloudBurst’s data center campus.
Hill Country city could become home to gas-powered AI data center
A data center geared toward serving artificial intelligence companies is being planned for the San Marcos area — and it will be powered by natural gas. The Dallas-based company Energy Transfer LP announced Monday that it has entered an agreement to supply up to 450,
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New Pipeline Will Bring More Permian Gas to Texas Industrial Corridor
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US power stocks plummet as DeepSeek raises data center demand doubts
Shares of U.S. power, utility and natural gas companies sold off on Monday in some of the biggest recorded one-day drops, as new AI technology from Chinese start-up DeepSeek cast doubt on a projected ...