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If you build it, they will come: more Permian gas takeaway needed
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It’s time for an encore. As Permian gas production recovers from the oil price collapse of 2020, it looks as though it might need more takeaway capacity out of the basin to avoid “hitting the wall” again. That’s right; even with the more than 6 bcfd of de-bottlenecking provided by Gulf Coast Express, Permian Highway Project, and Whistler over the past two years, even more takeaway capacity will be needed to support Permian gas production growth longer-term. How much, where to and when?
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