ProPetro unit PROPWR signs contracts to supply about 230 MW of power to Targa subsidiary

By Public Technologies
  • ProPetro’s PROPWR unit signed long-term contracts with a Targa subsidiary to commit about 230 MW of power generation capacity.
  • Contracted PROPWR capacity now totals about 510 MW, reflecting recontracting of previously committed oil and gas power capacity.
  • Redeployment to Targa frees additional megawatts for potential data center deployments in 2027 and beyond.
  • Full deployment of behind-the-meter power for Targa’s Permian gas processing buildout is expected in early 2028.


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