Expanding gas processing capacity may increase Permian crude
Crude production is about to pick up in the Permian Basin, analysts say.
Permian players are expanding gas processing and takeaway capacity in the basin—an indication of plans to ramp up crude production over the next two years, according to analysts tracking the region.
Permian crude production has flattened since February, staying within striking distance of 6 MMbbl/d since last fall, according to a study by analytical firm RBN Energy. Consolidation, capital discipline and a lack of natural gas takeaway capacity have led E&Ps to keep production relatively steady.
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Source: Hart Energy
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