Happy Thursday
Did anyone
happen to read MSN on July 23, 2026, they had an article from Oil Price
US titled, “New pipelines set you ease Permian natural gas glut”? In the article, it speaks on how natural gas
from the Permian Basin is still having nowhere to go except to flare or pay to
get rid of the gas, nonetheless this problem has a solution more pipelines and
this is exactly what is coming to the region.
The lack of transportation out of the region has caused prices at the Waha
hub to stay in the negative until last month, and it was because the Gulf Coast
Express Pipeline (GCX) and Energy Transfer’s new Hugh Brinson Pipeline came
online. As more pipelines come online
the current issues of lack of transportation out of the region will subside after
some time passes, and this should help prices.
Over the course of the next year or two the U.S. is expecting a whopping
44.9 Bcf/d on natural gas pipelines to become operational, and in Texas alone there
will be whopping 29.7 Bcf/d. In Texas, three
pipelines are expected to be operational this year, and they are Hugh Brinson
Pipeline, the Rio Bravo Pipeline, and Blackcomb Pipeline and more are expected
in the future. We wish the region luck
getting natural gas out of the Permian Basin into the marketplace where it belongs,
if we hear anything else on the region, we will let you know. If you would like to read more of the article
from Oil Price US published on MSN, please click the link: New pipelines set to ease Permian natural gas glut.
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We hope you have a wonderful evening!
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