The Midstream, Capital & The Future: Despite the current doldrums in the natural gas sector, midstream investments remain attractive. Learn why the Appalachian region continues to be a particular bright spot in the midstream world, and how pricing, takeaway capacity needs and production growth from the Marcellus and Utica plays are spurring interest from capital providers.
- Sunil Sibal, senior MLP/energy infrastructure analyst with Seaport Global Securities; and
- Rick Notarianni, senior analyst for energy insights with McKinsey & Co.
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