Cushing has improved to more than $70/bbl, but WTI Midland has been fetching as much as $10/bbl less. Many Permian producers are using basis hedges to ride out the new-takeaway drought. Some have firm transport directly to export markets. How are Permian producers minding the gap? Listen in as Reed Olmstead, an expert from IHS Markit, provides further insight.
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- Reed Olmstead, director of North American onshore research and business development at IHS Markit.
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