CPK Update: Delmarva LNG Tanks Near Finish, Ohio Data Center Pipe

Chesapeake Utilities Corporation (CPK) released its third-quarter 2026 update last week. (Not to be confused with the old Chesapeake Energy, now Expand Energy.) CPK is a Delaware-based utility that sells natural gas across the Delmarva Peninsula. That gas reaches Delmarva on CPK's own interstate pipeline, Eastern Shore Natural Gas (ESNG), which picks it up in southeastern Pennsylvania from Transco, Texas Eastern (TETCO) and Columbia Gas Transmission, all of which have ready access to Marcellus/Utica supply. CPK also runs pipelines in Ohio. The quarterly numbers were solid: net income rose 11%. For the M-U region, the news includes a new $75 million ESNG expansion (covered in a separate post on Tuesday), a Delmarva LNG storage facility that's nearly done but $25 million pricier, and progress on CPK's Ohio pipeline to a data center.

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