The Permian gets lots of attention nowadays—and rightly so—but other plays, such as the Eagle Ford and Haynesville, are deep into development. Where are upstream producers spending money, how much production is coming on stream, and how will midstreamers move it to markets?
SPEAKER(S):
Dave Marchese, CEO, Caliche Development Partners
Clay Bretches, CEO & President, Altus Midstream
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