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Permian NGL overbuild: Who will get the rose?
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Report summary
Just as in ABC's The Bachelor, NGL investment in the Permian has not been short of suitors. The Permian is heading towards an overbuilt state in both gas processing and NGL pipeline capacity. After the current frenzy of Permian investment subsides and the stakeholders evaluate their positions, who will be among the leaders or the laggards? In this insight, we evaluate the positions of the top five companies with respect to their Permian presence and value chain integration.
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- Permian NGLs – A land of plenty
- Gas processing
- NGL pipelines
- Integration of midstream assets
- Targa Partners:
- Energy Transfer Partners:
- DCP Midstream Partners:
- Enterprise Products Partners:
- 2 more item(s)...
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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US processing capacity by basin (bcfd)Permian wet gas vs. processing capacity (bcfd)Existing and proposed Permian NGL pipelines
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Permian NGL production vs. pipeline takeaway (kb/d)Estimated breakeven calculation for Permian NGL pipelinesPermian processing capacity by company: 2015 vs. 2019Company name and ticker symbolIntegration of Permian NGL production vs. pipeline capacity: 2015 vs. 2019
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