Inbrij promotes Texas gas pipeline

A report highlights the launch of Canadian company InBridge's non-binding marketing round for the West Texas Express natural gas pipeline, which aims to transport gas from Waha in the Permian Basin to markets in Texas and neighboring areas along the Mexico border. The project responds to the rising production of associated gas in the Permian Basin and the increasing demand for reliable gas supplies for power plants, utilities, industrial facilities, and especially data centers in West Texas. The pipeline is expected to extend over 150 miles with a capacity of up to two billion cubic feet per day, with operation anticipated in the last quarter of 2029, contingent upon obtaining approvals and customer support. The Permian Basin—which is considered the largest shale oil producing region in the United States and the second-largest gas basin after Pennsylvania—is a growing source of natural gas, fueling the need for pipelines to deliver gas to both local and international markets, particularly as consumption rises in the electricity, industrial, and data center sectors. This project forms part of InBridge's expansion of its gas transmission infrastructure in the Permian region, reflecting the area's shift from being primarily an oil source to increasingly becoming a key hub for natural gas in the U.S. energy market.

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