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Infinium Commences Construction on Project Roadrunner

Infinium announced (hyperlink PR) that construction is underway on Project Roadrunner, an ultra-low carbon electrofuels (eFuels) production site, in Reeves County, Texas. Upon completion, the site is expected to become the world’s largest eFuels production facility. Kinetik is proud to be a part of Project Roadrunner as the long-term feedstock provider, supporting the advancement of new low carbon technologies and furthering our strategy of ‘energy for change’. Watch the video to learn more about Project Roadrunner.

Kinetik Featured on Viewpoint with Dennis Quaid

Viewpoint with Dennis Quaid, a public educational program, featured Kinetik in a recent episode highlighting the company’s industry leading sustainability initiatives. Jamie Welch, Kinetik’s CEO and President, Tyler Milam, SVP of Crude, Water, and New Energy Ventures, and Dawn Coufal, VP of Sustainability share the important role natural gas will play in the energy transition and how Kinetik is Energy for Change.

Hart Energy's 2024 Super DUG Interview with Jamie Welch

Following Kinetik’s recent announcement of several strategic transactions in May, Jamie Welch, Kinetik’s CEO and President, participated in a fireside chat at the 2024 Hart Energy Super DUG conference sharing more details on Kinetik’s transformative expansion into New Mexico.

EIC's 2023 Interview with Jamie Welch

Jamie Welch, Kinetik’s CEO and President, shares the company’s upcoming initiatives and opportunities he is most excited about, what sets Kinetik apart from its peers, and the company’s commitment to sustainability initiatives.

How the Diamond Cryogenic Complex Works

See how Kinetik’s advanced gas processing facility turns raw natural gas from the Delaware Basin into natural gas liquids (NGLs) and residue gas.

The Construction of the Diamond Cryogenic Facility

Diamond Cryogenic Facility is under construction. Three cryogenic plants to process rich gas from Alpine High are being built, each with a nameplate capacity of 200 MMcf/d.