Apache Corp. had the good fortune to discover the Delaware Basin’s world-class Alpine High Field—one of the biggest new Texas plays to come along in years. Now it has taken on the herculean task of developing a greenfield midstream system to move the play’s abundant wet-gas production to market.
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Robert W. Bourne, Vice President, Business Development - Midstream & Marketing, Apache Corp.
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