Dallas-Based Coyote Oilfield Services d/b/a Coyote Midstream Announces Strategic Acquisition of Clean Energy Extractors, Expanding Operations Across Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Missouri
Transaction Closed August 1, 2026
DALLAS, Texas, August 1, 2026 – Coyote Oilfield Services, LLC d/b/a Coyote Midstream (“Coyote”), a Dallas-based provider of energy transportation, logistics, oilfield services, and midstream infrastructure solutions, today announced the execution of a Binding Letter of Intent to acquire 100% of the membership interests of Clean Energy Extractors, LLC (“CEE”).
The transaction closed on August 1, 2026, and represents a significant milestone in Coyote’s strategic growth initiative as the Company continues expanding its energy services platform throughout South Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Missouri, and other strategic energy-producing regions.
The acquisition includes CEE’s operating platform, transportation authority, customer relationships, contracts, permits, operational records, and related business assets. Following closing, CEE’s operations will be integrated into the Coyote Midstream platform, enhancing the Company’s ability to provide comprehensive transportation, logistics, and oilfield service solutions across multiple markets.
The transaction also marks the return of Les Patterson as Chief Executive Officer of Coyote Oilfield Services d/b/a Coyote Midstream, bringing more than three decades of leadership experience in energy infrastructure, transportation, logistics, operations management, project development, and business growth. In addition, Mike Duffy will serve as President and Chief Operating Officer, overseeing day-to-day operations, business integration, customer service initiatives, and execution of Coyote’s continued growth strategy.
Strategic Expansion Across Key Energy Markets
The acquisition strengthens Coyote’s presence throughout South Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Missouri, positioning the Company to support customers across some of North America’s most active energy-producing, transportation, refining, and logistics corridors.
With expanded operational capabilities, Coyote will continue providing a broad range of integrated energy services, including:
- Crude oil transportation
- Refined fuels logistics
- Vacuum truck services
- End dump services
- Frac tank rentals
- Fluid management solutions
- Midstream logistics support
- Energy infrastructure development
- Operational support for drilling and production activities
The transaction supports Coyote’s vision of becoming a leading independent energy services provider capable of delivering integrated upstream, midstream, and downstream solutions through a single platform.
Leadership Continuity and Transition Support
As part of the transaction, Russell Adams will remain actively involved with the organization in a consulting capacity to support the successful transition and integration of Clean Energy Extractors into the Coyote platform.
Adams will work closely with executive leadership, operations personnel, customers, and business partners to ensure a seamless transition, maintain continuity of service, and preserve key relationships that have contributed to the success of the business.
In addition to his consulting role, Adams will retain a minor ownership interest in a Coyote subsidiary, reflecting his continued confidence in the Company’s long-term growth strategy and commitment to supporting the future success of the combined organization.
Positioned for Continued Growth
The acquisition represents another step in Coyote’s disciplined growth strategy, which combines strategic acquisitions, organic expansion, infrastructure development, and operational excellence to create long-term value for customers and stakeholders.
By expanding its operational footprint, transportation capabilities, and customer base, Coyote expects to strengthen fleet utilization, enhance customer service, improve operational efficiencies, and create additional opportunities for sustainable growth throughout the energy sector.
“This acquisition represents another major milestone in Coyote’s growth strategy,” said Les Patterson, Chief Executive Officer of Coyote Oilfield Services d/b/a Coyote Midstream.
“We are building a premier energy services company capable of delivering transportation, logistics, oilfield services, and midstream infrastructure solutions under one platform. Clean Energy Extractors brings valuable operating capabilities and customer relationships that align with our long-term vision and strengthen our position in key energy markets.”
“Our focus is on creating a company that can support customers from production through transportation and delivery while maintaining the highest standards of safety, reliability, and operational excellence. This acquisition expands our reach throughout South Texas and creates additional opportunities for growth in Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Missouri.”
“We are also pleased that Russell Adams will remain involved during the transition process. His industry knowledge, customer relationships, and commitment to the business will help ensure a smooth integration and continued success for the combined organization.”
Mike Duffy, President and Chief Operating Officer of Coyote Oilfield Services d/b/a Coyote Midstream, added:
“The acquisition of Clean Energy Extractors strengthens our operational platform and enhances our ability to serve customers throughout South Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Missouri. We are bringing together experienced personnel, established customer relationships, and complementary service offerings that will allow us to continue delivering safe, reliable, and efficient solutions to the energy industry.”
“Our focus will be on a seamless integration process, maintaining exceptional customer service, and leveraging the strengths of both organizations to create new opportunities for growth. We believe this transaction positions Coyote to expand its transportation, logistics, and oilfield services capabilities while continuing to build long-term value for our customers, employees, and stakeholders.”
Building a Larger, Stronger Coyote
This acquisition represents an important milestone in Coyote’s broader strategy of building a fully integrated energy transportation, logistics, infrastructure, and oilfield services platform. The Company continues to pursue opportunities that align with its growth objectives while maintaining a strong commitment to safety, operational excellence, environmental stewardship, and customer satisfaction.
The transaction reflects a collaborative approach between the parties, with Russell Adams continuing to support the business through consulting services while maintaining a minority ownership interest in a Coyote affiliate. This continued involvement helps ensure operational continuity and underscores confidence in the future of the combined organization.
About Coyote Oilfield Services d/b/a Coyote Midstream
Coyote Oilfield Services, LLC d/b/a Coyote Midstream is a Dallas, Texas-based energy transportation, logistics, oilfield services, and infrastructure company serving customers throughout Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Missouri, and other strategic energy markets. The Company provides crude oil transportation, refined fuels logistics, vacuum truck services, end dump services, frac tank rentals, fluid management solutions, and midstream infrastructure support designed to safely and efficiently move energy products from production to market.
Under the leadership of Chief Executive Officer Les Patterson and President & Chief Operating Officer Mike Duffy, Coyote is focused on delivering innovative energy solutions while pursuing strategic growth opportunities throughout North America.
Media Contact
Les Patterson
Chief Executive Officer
Coyote Oilfield Services, LLC d/b/a Coyote Midstream
Dallas, Texas
info@coyotemidstream.com
www.coyotemidstream.com
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements regarding the proposed acquisition of Clean Energy Extractors, LLC and anticipated operational and strategic benefits. Actual results may differ materially due to closing conditions, integration activities, market conditions, regulatory matters, and other risks. The transaction is expected to close on or about August 1, 2026, subject to the execution of definitive agreements and satisfaction of customary closing conditions.