At 4 MMbbl/d and with a growing natural gas contribution, producers are getting their products to buyers—by all means possible. Here’s a look at production forecast, current takeaway and what will be needed going into the second half and into 2020 and beyond.
SPEAKERS:
Eric Friedrichs, CFO, EPIC Pipeline LP
Brian Best, Executive Vice President of Business & Commercial Development, Vaquero Midstream
JJ Smith, Vice President of Commercial - Permian, EnLink Midstream LLC
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