About the webinar

Growing natural gas production in the US has led to new investments in midstream infrastructure to accommodate the anticipated increase in natural gas liquids, especially ethane and propane, as producers in the Permian basin continue to ramp up volumes.

While US terminal operators like Enterprise Products Partners, Targa Resources, and Energy Transfer have announced new projects to expand existing refrigeration at LPG export terminals in Houston and Nederland, Texas to accommodate more cargoes, in the meantime all of these volumes must be fractionated into purity products before they can hit the international markets.

In the interim, US fractionation capacity at Mont Belvieu, Texas, is running at or above nameplate capacity to try to catch up to increasing Permian production, and US operators are investing in the additional fractionation capacity required to accommodate these volumes. In this webinar, Argus looks at the outlook for new US fractionation projects and the expected timelines for these incremental volumes expected in the next few years.

This webinar will address:

• What are major fractionation expansion projects underway and where are they located?
• Who are the major midstream players leading these expansions?
• What is the anticipated impact of this additional capacity on the US domestic market and for international trade?

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