Natural gas compressor station planned on Weld County land owned by Texas firm
GREELEY — A Texas oil and gas firm that bought 17,000 acres of agricultural land in eastern Weld County for $29 million last year is planning to build a natural gas compressor station on a 20-acre site within that parcel.
Cureton Midstream LLC, a Denver oil and gas transportation and processing infrastructure firm, is planning to build the facility on behalf of the property owner Black Mountain Land Co. LP, an affiliate of Fort Worth-based Black Mountain Oil and Gas LLC.
“This facility will compress raw low pressure natural gas so…
THIS ARTICLE IS FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY
Continue reading for less than $3 per week!
Get a month of award-winning local business news, trends and insights
Access award-winning content today!
Related Posts
-
President-elect Donald Trump has named Chris Wright, CEO of Denver-based oil and gas company Liberty…
-
Oilfield and infrastructure services firm DMC Global lowered its third-quarter sales projections this week and…
-
A Texas-based company with oil and gas operations in Weld County will soon pilot an…
-
A first draft of the proposed Larimer County Water Master Plan will be presented to…
