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The impact of US pipeline developments on hedging behavior
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New pipeline projects are racing to come online to alleviate a massive crude transport bottleneck in the crown jewel of the US Lower 48 growth story, the Permian basin. Risks of construction delays of greenfield pipelines could put 2020 cash flows at risk for Permian producers. This joint paper written with CME group analyses the impact of new pipelines (and potential delays) is having on producer hedging behavior.
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