National Fuel Gas plans split into two publicly traded companies by Oct. 15, 2026

By Public Technologies
  • National Fuel Gas outlined a potential split into two independent, publicly traded companies, subject to final board sign-off.
  • Board targets concluding its evaluation by Oct. 15, 2026.
  • Integrated Upstream and Gathering would be separated into a standalone Appalachian upstream and gathering company via a tax-free share distribution.
  • Remaining business would become a fully regulated natural gas utility, pipeline, and storage operator across Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York.
  • Post-split profile includes nearly $5 billion rate base, 1.1 million utility customers, 5 Bcf/day contracted transport capacity, 77 Bcf contracted storage.


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