The Impact of Growing Scoop/Stack Residue-Gas Output: Broad consensus is building around the need for new Oklahoma residue-gas takeaway capacity and timing is becoming more critical as the state's production is expected to nearly double during the next decade. Here is the forecast.
- Craig Harris, executive vice president and chief commercial officer at Enable Midstream Partners LP.
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