Natural Gas Infrastructure Solutions in Action
Every project has a last mile. We build it.
WTG Energy plans, builds, operates, and maintains natural gas infrastructure connecting transmission pipelines to the sites that need them. Our natural gas pipeline projects support data centers, industrial facilities, agriculture, and growing communities, with connections tailored to each location, operating requirement, and development plan.

Explore our Texas pipeline projects below and see how one accountable team brings the last-mile connection from early evaluation through long-term operations.

Last Mile Natural Gas Pipeline Connections
A transmission pipeline near your property is a starting point. Connecting it to your facility requires evaluating the available supply connection, pipeline route, delivery pressure, and capacity your operation needs.

WTG Energy develops pipeline laterals, interconnections, and meter and regulator stations that link major pipeline systems to customer sites. We work with developers, engineering and construction teams, and facility owners to evaluate those requirements early and align the connection with project plans.

One Team From Pipeline Planning Through Operations
Infrastructure decisions made during planning shape how a system performs for years. WTG Energy brings together site evaluation, route planning, engineering, construction, and commissioning, followed by ongoing operations and maintenance.

Our team stays engaged as the project advances, helping coordinate natural gas infrastructure with site development and remaining responsible for the system after service begins.

Infrastructure Designed Around Your Facility
A data center campus, manufacturing facility, agricultural operation, and new development each have different natural gas needs. Location, demand, delivery pressure, timing, and future expansion all influence the connection.

WTG Energy tailors pipeline infrastructure to those requirements. We also work with customers on service arrangements, including turnkey natural gas supply and transportation for customers managing their own gas procurement. Capacity, supply options, and commercial terms are evaluated for each project.

Reliable Gas Delivery and Future Growth
Dependable delivery begins with system design and continues through daily operations. We evaluate supply connections, capacity, and pressure requirements, along with options such as multiple supply paths and backup metering where the project calls for them.

Safety, inspections, and maintenance remain part of the work after construction. We also consider later phases and changing demand during planning so customers can evaluate their initial connection and options for expansion.

Data Center and Digital Infrastructure
Natural gas infrastructure is a key part of planning a data center’s energy supply. WTG Energy develops the pipeline connections that deliver natural gas to data center campuses and the on-site generation facilities serving them.

We work with developers and project teams to evaluate supply connections, pipeline routing, capacity, delivery pressure, and the timing of phased development. Whether a project includes a bridge-to-grid strategy or long-term behind-the-meter generation, the natural gas connection needs to align with the facility’s operating requirements.

From pipeline laterals to meter and regulator stations, our team plans, builds, operates, and maintains infrastructure tailored to each site. Early coordination helps project teams understand connection options and plan for initial demand and future campus expansion.

Natural Gas Pipeline Projects in Texas
Our Work in Action projects show how pipeline infrastructure connects data center developments to natural gas across Texas.
15 Mile Pipeline for a Dallas Data Center

Dallas, TX

A 15-mile pipeline lateral outside Dallas connects a data center facility to natural gas for a bridge-to-grid solution.
20 Mile Lateral in the Greater DFW Area
Greater DFW Area, TX
A 20-mile pipeline in the greater Dallas–Fort Worth area serves natural gas demand for a large-load data center.
80 Mile Pipeline Near San Antonio

San Antonio, TX

An 80-mile pipeline outside San Antonio provides natural gas service for multiple data center facilities.
Active Natural Gas Infrastructure Project Locations
Explore WTG Energy’s active project locations and discuss connection options for your proposed site. Natural gas availability and infrastructure requirements are evaluated for each location.
Natural Gas Infrastructure FAQs
What is last mile natural gas infrastructure?
Last-mile natural gas infrastructure connects a transmission pipeline to a customer’s site. Depending on the project, it can include a pipeline lateral, an interconnection, and metering and pressure regulation facilities.
What information helps evaluate a pipeline connection?
Start with the site location, anticipated natural gas demand, required delivery pressure, and desired in-service date. Development phases, expansion plans, and redundancy requirements also help the team evaluate connection options.
How does WTG Energy support data center projects?
WTG Energy develops natural gas pipeline connections for data center sites and the on-site generation facilities serving them. The team evaluates gas delivery needs, project timing, and expansion plans to develop the supporting pipeline infrastructure.
Does WTG Energy operate infrastructure after construction?
WTG Energy’s capabilities include planning, engineering, construction, commissioning, and ongoing operations and maintenance. The infrastructure and service arrangement are tailored to each project.
Plan Your Natural Gas Pipeline Connection
Evaluating a site, developing a facility, or preparing for expansion? Share your project location, anticipated natural gas requirements, and desired in-service date. WTG Energy can help evaluate connection options and plan the next steps.