DT Midstream (NYSE: DTM) is charging into the future with a bold, self-funded investment plan designed to meet surging demand from LNG exports, natural gas-fired power plants, and even data centers.
With $2.3 billion in organic growth projects already in motion, the company is doubling down on its pure-play natural gas strategy across key basins like the Haynesville and Appalachia. These investments are expected to support 5–7% long-term EBITDA growth, giving shareholders a durable return built on demand-based contracts and high-credit quality customers.
🔧 Projects in Motion:
- LEAP Phase 4 (Haynesville): Expanding capacity to 2.1 Bcf/d by 1H 2026
- Stonewall Expansion: Unlocking connectivity to the MVP corridor
- Midwestern Power Lateral: Delivering gas to AES Indiana’s new 1GW plant
- Multiple gathering expansions across Appalachia, Blue Union, and Tioga
DTM is also playing the long game with pre-FID projects including carbon capture (CCS), storage expansion, and power plant laterals—positioning itself to serve both traditional and emerging gas demand sectors.
And with active data center discussions underway, DT Midstream is quietly becoming a key infrastructure player in the AI-powered digital energy boom.
All of this is being built without relying on new debt, using cash flow from existing operations.
Bottom Line: DT Midstream is investing in what the future runs on—reliable, clean-burning natural gas—and doing it in a way that’s smart, strategic, and shareholder-focused.
