Shippers have driven transportation costs down, making producers’ Haynesville wells work at a sub-$2.50 strip. Experts discuss the role the Haynesville, Bossier and Cotton Valley are playing in supplying growing gas-demand markets.
SPEAKER(S):
Todd Nelson, Director, Marketing & Business Development, Enable Midstream Partners LP
Ryan Wolters, Regional Vice President, Commercial Development, EnLink Midstream Partners LP
Greg Haas, Director, Integrated Oil & Gas, Stratas Advisors
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