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Energy Transfer Expands Gas Network With $2.6 Billion Vaquero Acquisition

Akanksha Bakshi

Energy Transfer Vaquero deal adds gas processing capacity and pipeline scale in the Delaware Basin through a $2.625 billion acquisition.

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