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Is the Permian headed for a crude takeaway capacity crunch?
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Superior well economics in the Permian basin will be the driving factor behind more than half of forecast Lower 48 production over the next five years. Production will exceed 400 kb/d growth y/y on average over the next five years necessitating significant infrastructure to move crude to market. The question now is: Will additional proposed pipeline takeaway capacity be sufficient or arrive in time to prevent takeaway constraints in the hottest basin in the US Lower 48?
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