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Original air date: November 19, 2015
Debottlenecking Texas: how infrastructure has changed crude markets
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New infrastructure, lower prices and falling US production are changing the Texas crude market landscape. Market participants have invested in the logistics to transport and process large volumes of Texas shale crude. Bottlenecks in the region are clearing. But the low price environment is taking a toll. Now Texas markets are adapting and changing to deal with all these factors.
Listen to this webinar as Argus discusses recent and forthcoming infrastructure changes and the implications of increasing flexibility for price relationships in Texas, including:
- New outlets for west Texas crude production
- Implications for WTI prices at Houston
- The spread between WTI Midland and WTI Cushing
- Changing price relationships between Texas and Louisiana grades