Abu Dhabi — Abu Dhabi-based 2PointZero has strengthened its global energy portfolio through two strategic transactions, combining a multi-billion-dollar US midstream gas acquisition with a long-term LNG supply agreement from Mexico, according to official company disclosures.
The group, via its energy platform ePointZero, has agreed to acquire Traverse Midstream Partners in the United States for approximately $2.25 billion, securing access to key natural gas infrastructure and pipeline networks linked to major North American production basins. The move positions the company within stable, cash-generating midstream assets, reinforcing its exposure to the US gas market.
In parallel, 2PointZero’s subsidiary International Resources Holding (IRH) has signed a 20-year LNG offtake agreement with Mexico’s Amigo LNG project, covering around 1 million tonnes per annum, with deliveries expected to commence in 2028. The project’s Pacific coast location is expected to facilitate direct access to Asian markets, offering logistical advantages and bypassing traditional shipping constraints.
The dual transactions highlight a coordinated expansion strategy, combining infrastructure ownership with long-term supply contracts to enhance energy security and portfolio resilience. The investments come amid increasing global demand for natural gas and heightened geopolitical uncertainty affecting traditional energy routes.
Industry analysts view the deals as part of a broader trend among Gulf investors to secure diversified energy positions across key global markets, leveraging both upstream and midstream opportunities while ensuring flexible access to international LNG flows.
