Morrow Renewables is a privately owned company that provides integrated waste-to-energy solutions to the private and municipal waste sector. Since its inception in 1986, Morrow has received two patents in biogas treating, led the industry in plant run-times and methane efficiencies, and established a reputation as one of the top biogas treating firms in America.

Quake Energy is proud to be a small American Owned & Operated business. Our office is located on a quiet side street rather than in a corporate high rise, and we love providing low rates to our customers. Instead of being locked into a long-term contract, Quake Energy customers are free to explore their natural gas options at any time. They know it feels great to be free – Just ask one. Or better yet, join the tens of thousands of Ohio natural gas customers who have already chosen Quake Energy. Are you a Dominion East Ohio or Columbia Gas of Ohio customer? Enroll with Quake Energy today. Why pay more?ore.

Mobile Energy Solutions also known as MES or Mobile NRG is the nations leading provider of LNG and CNG for natural gas pipeline support. With the largest fleet of highly utilized and highly capable equipment combined with the most experienced and reliable operations team MES is the preferred supplier for top tier transmission, distribution and commercial/ industrial companies nation wide.

A private and progressive oil and gas firm serving land, mineral, royalty, and non-op working interest owners within the South Texas Eagle Ford Shale and Austin Chalk, Haynesville Shale, West Texas and New Mexico Permian Basin, Bakken Shale, Utica/Marcellus Shale, Niobrara Shale, Barnett Shale, and Woodford Shale. Venergy Momentum provides expert consulting and education to mineral and royalty owners, current and retrospective appraisals and valuations, help with inherited mineral rights.

ATGS, LLC affiliate Escondido Gas Storage and Marketing (Escondido) is currently developing a 10 Bcf storage facility located approximately 55 miles south east of San Antonio, Texas in Live Oak and Karnes Counties. The Escondido facility will be constructed in the depleted Atkinson Gas Field and will initially have 10 Bcf of working capacity. Design plans include a beginning injection rate of 500 MMcf/d and a beginning withdrawal rate of 500 MMcf/d, allowing 4.5 - 5 cycles per year. Storage capacity could be expanded depending on market interest. Escondido’s potential pipeline connections include CPS Energy (30”), Enterprise Products (24”+20”), Houston Pipe Line Corp. (30”), and Kinder Morgan Texas Pipeline (30”). Escondido will offer intrastate storage services pursuant to the rules and regulations of the TRC. Escondido may also file a Section 311 with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to provide firm and interruptible storage service and interruptible hub services to interstate markets. The Escondido Project will be located in south central Texas, approximately 65 miles north of the Agua Dulce production hub in Nueces County. The Agua Dulce hub is connected to at least two pipelines that could be connected to the Escondido project header system; the project will be the nearest storage facility to that hub. Through Escondido’s potential pipeline connections, the project will access market and production hubs in Texas, along the Gulf Coast, and into the mid-western and eastern United States. The Escondido project is ideally located to mitigate transportation and storage constraints that will occur as new Gulf Coast LNG terminals become operational. Further, the counties surrounding the project are home to 27 gas-fired electric generation plants, most of which are served by one or more of the pipelines accessible to the Escondido project. Escondido will provide a cost effective way to balance seasonal natural gas supply and demand and provide a physical hedge against supply disruptions and price volatility. With access to multiple interstate and intrastate pipelines, Escondido’s state of the art facility will provide natural gas customer supply stability and market opportunity.

WTG, based in Midland, has core businesses in natural gas distribution, natural gas transmission, gas gathering/processing, and NGL liquids transmission. WTG owns and operates approximately 5,783 miles of Natural Gas Distribution mainlines and serves 28,670 customers within the states of Oklahoma and Texas. WTG is an L.D.C. in thirty (30) incorporated Texas towns/cities and twelve (12) incorporated Oklahoma towns/cities. These incorporated Texas towns/cities include: Balmorhea, Cactus, Canadian, Canyon, Claude, Dalhart, Darrouzett, Devine, Eden, Farwell, Follett, Groom, Higgins, Junction, Kermit, La Vernia, Lubbock, Menard, Miami, Mobeetie, Natalia, Paint Rock, Shamrock, Somerset, Sonora, Stratford, Texhoma, Texline, Wheeler and White Deer. Oklahoma towns/cities include: Baker, Beaver, Boise City, Felt, Floris, Forgan, Goodwell, Optima, Reydon, Texhoma, Turpin and Tyrone. WTG owns and operates approximately 1,708 miles (non-contiguous) of Natural Gas Transmission pipelines within the states of Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. WTG owns and operates approximately 67.4 miles (non-contiguous) of NGL Transmission pipelines within the state of Texas.

Arkoma was founded in 1983 as an oil and gas exploration company to specifically operate in the Arkoma Basin of Southeastern Oklahoma, an area in which Mark S. Kelldorf, the founder, has spent over thirty years working as a petroleum geologist. Arkoma's technical staff has years of experience using unique proprietary technical data which includes production history, geological studies and reserve estimates for every field where the group has acquired minerals. This information, combined with excellence in investing, enables Arkoma to continue to be a pioneer in the energy industry.