Voyager Midstream secures initial capital from Pearl Energy for infrastructure development

Voyager Midstream Holdings, an independent midstream company newly established and headquartered in Houston and Midland, Texas, has revealed securing an initial capital commitment from Pearl Energy Investments. This support will enable Voyager to focus on the acquisition and development of crude oil, natural gas, and produced water infrastructure across pivotal North American supply basins.

The midstream company, launched in 2023, is steered by co-founders Will Harvey, serving as Chief Executive Officer, and Martin McHale, the Chief Operating Officer. Both Harvey and McHale are industry veterans, bringing their extensive midstream experience and successful track record to the table.

Will Harvey was previously the Senior Vice President of Corporate Development for Aris Water Solutions, a major independent produced water midstream business, where he led strategic growth initiatives, including the 2021 initial public offering.

Martin McHale formerly held the position of Chief Operating Officer at Oryx Midstream, where he directed the operational and engineering development of over 1,400 miles of pipeline, substantial terminal and storage assets across a 900,000 dedicated acre area.

“We are thrilled to have a strong financial partner like Pearl as we build Voyager into a premier midstream business,” Voyager Midstream CEO Will Harvey stated. He also mentioned the pivotal role American oil and gas supply plays in meeting global energy needs and expressed optimism about the current opportunities to acquire, enhance, and develop midstream infrastructure. Martin McHale, Voyager’s COO, further emphasized the company’s solid industry relationships, customer-oriented approach, and the financial backing from Pearl.

Stewart Coleman, Partner at Pearl Energy Investments, expressed his excitement to collaborate with Harvey and McHale, citing their well-regarded reputation within the energy sector. He noted that their partnership aims to aggressively pursue the acquisition and development of strategic midstream infrastructure.