Beetaloo Energy says it has signed a deal with US oilfield services company Halliburton to support its gas-powered data centre development in Australia’s Northern Territory. The agreements are presented as adding a major technical partner for Beetaloo’s broader digital strategy in the Top End. Multiple outlets report that the collaboration is intended to advance the company’s plans to use gas as the power source for data centres, linking Beetaloo’s resources with an infrastructure build that aims to strengthen the region’s digital capabilities.
The reports describe Halliburton’s involvement in technical development work connected to the data centre push, though they do not provide detailed terms of the arrangement or specific project milestones. Overall, the coverage aligns on the same key points: the partnership is new, it involves Halliburton, and it is tied to moving Beetaloo’s Northern Territory gas-powered data centre plans forward.
