Western Midstream Partners (WES) Fireside Chat summary
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Fireside Chat summary
7 Jan, 2026Introduction and agenda
Discussion focused on Q4 and full-year 2024 results, 2025 outlook, and major projects like the Pathfinder Pipeline.
Current industry trends
Growth in gas, oil, and water throughput, with water volumes rebounding in Q4 due to less recycling by producers.
Delaware Basin continues to be a major growth engine, with PRB investments preparing for 2026 expansion.
Challenges and overcoming obstacles
Managing produced water growth in the Delaware Basin requires innovative disposal solutions to address subsurface strain.
Strong relationships with landowners and regulatory agencies are crucial for project success and risk management.
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