Xodus Group has advised BlackRock and GIC on the major infrastructure transaction of Kellas Midstream from Antin Infrastructure Partners.  

Kellas Midstream owns and operates key gas infrastructure in the UK Central and Southern North Sea. Kellas Midstream comprises: (1) the Central Area Transmission System (‘CATS’): a major gas transportation and processing system which takes gas from the Central North Sea to the CATS reception and processing terminal at Teesside in the North East of England; (2) the Esmond Transportation System (“ETS”): a key subsea pipeline in the Southern North Sea connecting four producing fields to the Bacton gas terminal on the North Sea coast; and (3) the Humber Gathering System (“HGS”): a first-of-its-kind greenfield project to build the infrastructure required for the development of the large Tolmount gas field in the Southern North Sea.

Jonathan Fuller, Xodus’ global head of advisory said: 
"We are very pleased to have supported BlackRock and GIC on this major infrastructure transaction. This continues our advisory team’s track record of successful global infrastructure investment advice over the last 18 months. Our integrated technical and commercial capability helps clients make informed investment decisions.”

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