If the Permian’s Midland Basin is hot, the Delaware must be sizzling. Here are up-close perspectives on the Far West Texas play. How are midstream operators grappling with the abundance of gas in this part of the basin?
SPEAKER(S):
Michael J. Latchem, President & CEO, Lucid Energy Group
Jamie Welch, CEO, EagleClaw Midstream Ventures LLC
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