Company Performance & Strategy - BKV's corporate 1-year decline rate is 99% for all PDP reserves including impact from the Bedrock Acquisition[11] - BKV aims to increase ownership in Power JV to 75%[18] - BKV's assets are aligned with the fastest-growing energy markets in the US[16] - BKV is the largest producer in the Barnett with potential to expand[67] Financial Highlights (Q3 2025) - Combined Adjusted EBITDAX attributable to BKV was $918 million[35] - Total Accrued CAPEX was $796 million, against a guidance of $65-$105 million[35] - Adjusted Free Cash Flow Attributable to BKV was $(106) million[35] - Net Leverage was 132x as of September 30, 2025[35] CCUS Projects - Barnett Zero is operational with a projected annual average injection of 183 ktpy (kilotonnes per year)[148] - Eagle Ford Project is at FID (Final Investment Decision) stage with a projected annual average injection of 90 ktpy[148] - Cotton Cove is at FID stage with a projected annual average injection of 32 ktpy[148]

Core Insights - Chart Industries, Inc. reported a significant increase in orders and sales for the third quarter of 2025, with orders reaching $1.68 billion, a 43.9% increase compared to the same period in 2024 [4][7]. - The company is in the process of being acquired by Baker Hughes, with a definitive agreement for Baker Hughes to acquire all outstanding shares of Chart's common stock for $210 per share in cash [1][15]. - The company recorded a termination fee expense of $266 million related to a previously proposed merger with Flowserve, impacting reported operating income [1][34]. Financial Performance - Total sales for the third quarter of 2025 were $1.1 billion, reflecting a 3.6% increase year-over-year, with a notable increase of 9.7% when excluding the Repair, Service and Leasing segment [6][8]. - The adjusted operating income margin reached a record 22.9%, with gross profit as a percentage of sales remaining flat at 34.1% [7][8]. - Reported diluted earnings per share (EPS) were ($3.23), but adjusted EPS increased by 27.5% to $2.78 compared to the third quarter of 2024 [8]. Segment Performance - Cryo Tank Solutions (CTS) saw orders decrease by 8.0% to $116.1 million, with sales declining by 7.0% to $151.2 million due to lower industrial gas sales [9]. - Heat Transfer Systems (HTS) experienced a significant increase in orders, up 79.1% to $760.8 million, and sales increased by 36.3% to $349.3 million, driven by demand in LNG and data centers [10]. - Specialty Products orders grew by 84.4% to $438.5 million, although sales decreased by 4.7% to $269.9 million due to timing issues and non-repeat of higher sales from the previous year [11]. - The Repair, Service and Leasing segment saw orders decrease by 3.4% to $365.0 million, with sales declining by 8.4% to $330.2 million [12]. Balance Sheet and Cash Flow - The company reported net cash from operating activities of $118.0 million, resulting in free cash flow of $94.7 million after capital expenditures of $23.3 million [13]. - The net leverage ratio improved to 2.78, down from 2.85 in the previous quarter and 3.04 in the same quarter last year [13]. - Total assets increased to $9.79 billion as of September 30, 2025, compared to $9.12 billion at the end of 2024 [29]. Acquisition Details - The acquisition by Baker Hughes was approved by approximately 99% of Chart's shareholders on October 6, 2025, with the transaction expected to close by mid-2026 [15][16]. - The merger agreement stipulates that Chart shareholders will receive $210 per share in cash upon completion of the transaction [15].

Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company reported a 6% increase in EBITDA and a 16% growth in adjusted EPS year-on-year, reflecting strong underlying business performance and successful execution of growth projects [11][19][20] - Net income attributable to the company was $628 million, with EPS at $0.28 per share, consistent with the third quarter of 2024 [19] - The net debt to adjusted EBITDA ratio improved to 3.9 times, down from 4.1 times at the end of the first quarter [21][22] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - The natural gas segment, which constitutes two-thirds of the business, outperformed its budget, with transport volumes up 6% compared to the third quarter of 2024 [11][15] - Natural gas gathering volumes increased by 9% year-on-year, with significant contributions from the Haynesville and Eagle Ford systems [15] - Refined product volumes decreased by 1% in the quarter compared to the previous year, while crude and condensate volumes fell by 3% [16] Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company transports over 40% of the natural gas in the U.S., including significant volumes to LNG export facilities and Mexico [12][13] - Internal projections estimate a 28 BCF per day increase in natural gas demand by 2030, driven by LNG exports and power generation [12][13] Company Strategy and Development Direction - The company emphasizes its long-term strategy focused on natural gas transportation, with over $9 billion in approved projects aimed at expanding pipeline and terminal networks [9][10] - The company is actively pursuing over $10 billion in potential projects, primarily in natural gas, indicating strong demand for its services [12][27] - The company aims to maintain a disciplined approach to capital deployment, with a backlog multiple below six times [11][12] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management highlighted the significant growth in LNG feed gas demand, expecting demand to double between 2024 and 2030 [4][5] - The company remains confident in its strategy and execution, anticipating strong cash flow benefits from tax reforms and a favorable regulatory environment [22][23] - Management noted that while the base business is relatively flat, capital projects will drive substantial growth in EBITDA and EPS for years to come [10][11] Other Important Information - The company declared a quarterly dividend of $0.2925 per share, representing a 2% increase over the previous year [19] - The company is exploring opportunities to expand its gas infrastructure to meet growing demand, particularly in the power generation sector [16][47] Q&A Session Summary Question: What has driven the improved outlook for the $10 billion opportunity set? - Management indicated that the opportunities are primarily in natural gas, supporting LNG exports and power generation, with projects across the southern U.S. [27] Question: How does the Western Gateway project compare to Oneok's competing project? - Management explained that the Western Gateway project would provide additional capacity to serve the growing Arizona market and connect to California and Las Vegas [31] Question: What is the competitive landscape for Kinder Morgan? - Management acknowledged that while competition exists, the company's existing footprint and track record of delivering projects on time and on budget provide a competitive advantage [38] Question: What is the outlook for the CO2 business? - Management expressed interest in supplying CO2 but emphasized the need for a thorough risk-return analysis before considering investments in new technologies [110][111] Question: How does the company view the refined products market in California? - Management refrained from speculating on the California market but noted that the Western Gateway pipeline could adapt to changes in demand [94]

Industry Collaboration - The US and Qatar, as the world's largest LNG producers, are jointly advocating for EU countries to reconsider a sustainability directive [1] Energy Policy - The US and Qatar are urging EU countries to abandon a sustainability directive [1]

above where expand energy is now. Nick Delaso is the CEO and joins us now for power play. Nick, thank you for coming on set.We do appreciate it. >> Thanks for having us, Brian. >> Okay, the hardest words in TV are, "I was wrong." And I said erroneously the other day that there are no natural gas plants under construction.There are, they just won't open this year. We talk about all this demand that's coming for AI, this demand for natural gas, much of it yours to sell to Europe. But I'm looking at a natural ...

There's 750 billion in US LNG that you and the White House want to sell to Europe in just three years. The numbers sound amazing on paper. Is that number is the reachable.In other words, is the infrastructure able to be built to accommodate those types of sales. Well, Ryan, fantastic to be with you uh here at Gastec uh 2025 in Milan. Uh the demand is certainly there between AI and the European countries that are all trying to get off Russian gas.The whole point of being here this week is for us to following ...

Market Trends & Industry Dynamics - Energy demand is increasing, positioning companies focused on energy and industrial technology favorably [2] - Short-term volatility exists due to WTI and Brent fluctuations, influenced by OPEC barrels [3] - The industry is in the age of gas, with natural gas becoming a greater part of the energy mix and a key focus for Baker Hughes, especially regarding LNG exports [7] - A new normal is evolving in rig operations due to technology advancements and increased rig productivity, making a return to old highs unlikely [13] Company Strategy & Performance - Baker Hughes is diversifying into more stable areas to create future value, moving away from secular cyclical trends [5][6] - Baker Hughes is more focused on natural gas than oil in terms of services and technology provided [8] - The acquisition of Chart for over $9 billion is a strategic move to provide equipment and services in the energy space and diversify into other industrial sectors [8][9] - Baker Hughes expects $1.5 billion in orders over one to three years for the data center business, having already announced $650 million in the first half of the year [14] Technology & Innovation - AI is playing a role in productivity and efficiency, enhancing digital capabilities and increasing equipment uptime [11][12] - Digital solutions are increasing equipment uptime by anticipating and predicting downtime [12]

Should we assume now through the eyes of this administration. And we've heard the president talk about wind quite a lot, that it is not a viable resource for the grid. Is the domestic wind industry dead.I think if you in the one big, beautiful bill President Trump advocated, we removed the subsidies for wind. Look, offshore wind is twice as expensive as onshore wind. And we wouldn't have a big onshore wind industry without a lot of subsidies.So, yeah, I would say the economic outlook for offshore wind in th ...

Market Dynamics - Russia's potential new pipeline to China could reshape energy trade, marking a pivot east due to the EU's ban on Russian gas imports by the end of 2027 [2] - European Union Russian gas imports are dwindling, down approximately 90% from pre-war levels in 2022 [2] - China could benefit from dirt cheap gas through this deal [2] Geopolitical Implications - The pipeline deal symbolizes a deepening of economic and political ties between Russia and China, with China potentially relying on Russian energy for decades [4] - The U S ambitions to increase gas exports may face challenges due to this deal [4] Supply and Demand - The Power of Siberia 2 project, if realized, would equal approximately 40 million tons of LNG equivalent per year by the 2030s, which is half of China's LNG imports last year [5] - Chinese LNG demand growth may not rise significantly in the 2030s if the pipeline proceeds [5] Impact on US LNG Exports - Reduced Chinese LNG demand could limit American exporters' ability to sell and enter the market, impacting projects on the US Gulf Coast and in Alaska [6][7] - The deal could hinder the U S goal of energy dominance and export growth into the next decade [7][8] Pricing and Negotiation - Russia is offering gas supplies to China at a lower price than it sold to Europe, indicating Russia's need for a customer [3] - The details of the deal are still being finalized, with numerous unknowns [3]

Financial Performance & Strategic Acquisitions - Kico Phillips achieved strong financial results, reaching the top end of production guidance with lower capital expenditure [2] - The company completed the acquisition of Marathon Oil, resulting in 25% more resources and $1 billion in one-time synergies, along with $1 billion of run-rate synergies [2][3] - Kico Phillips has exceeded its promise to the market by delivering over $2 billion in asset dispositions following the Marathon integration and is not yet finished [3][4] - The company anticipates $7 billion of free cash flow growth over the next four years, effectively doubling its current free cash flow [10] Production Strategy & Cost Management - Kico Phillips is experiencing some deflationary forces offset by tariff impacts, but overall, cost of goods increases have not been significant [5] - The company is operating efficiently in the $60s range and remains constructive on long-term demand growth despite near-term market choppiness [5] - Kico Phillips is already delivering modest 2-3% production growth from a base of 24 million barrels a day [13] M&A & Organic Growth Focus - After a period of active inorganic growth, including mergers with Catch, acquisition of Shell assets, and the Marathon acquisition, Kico Phillips is now focused on organic investments [7][8] - The company possesses significant asset quality and tier-one acreage, providing decades of inventory and economic organic opportunities [8][9] LNG & Infrastructure Development - Kico Phillips is involved in a major project in Port Arthur, anticipating 10 to 15 BCF (billion cubic feet) a day of incremental liquefaction capacity in the US for export [15][16] - Infrastructure permitting reform is crucial to transport gas from production basins to the coast, supporting AI, electrification, and overall power needs [16][17] Market Dynamics & External Factors - Tariffs, sanctions on Iran and Russia, and OPEC+ decisions are creating choppiness in the market [18][19] - Gasoline demand has been softer this summer, potentially due to macro activity, but electrification is still a small factor in the overall oil supply-demand market [22][23][24] - Sustainable prices in the $70s are likely needed to incentivize a broader signal for US rig count to flatten or incline [12]