Over 10 Bcf/d of new takeaway has come on in the past 18 months from five new pipelines and 17 new or expanded lines are under construction or planned. So, how many more Bcfs can possibly exit this basin, and when? Is the buildout done, or just taking a break? Two midstream experts weigh in.
SPEAKERS:
- Donald R. Raikes, senior vice president of the gas transmission operations gas infrastructure group at Dominion Energy; and
- Greg Haas, director of integrated oil and gas at Stratas Advisors.
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