Energy infrastructure firm Williams Partners has signed agreements to provide services for Southwestern Energy Company’s acreage in the US.
Under the agreements, Williams Partners is required to provide gas processing, fractionation, and liquids handling services for Southwestern’s wet gas acreage in the Marcellus and Upper Devonian Shale.
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The company has also agreed to provide gas gathering services for Southwestern in its South Utica dry gas acreage.
The agreements allow the company to expand its services to Southwestern in the Appalachian Basin of West Virginia.
Williams Partners chief operating officer and executive vice president Micheal Dunn said: “Executing these agreements with a premier customer like Southwestern is a direct reflection of how well-positioned our existing assets are in our north-east gathering and processing operating area footprint.
“We look forward to expanding our business relationship with Southwestern in the Northeast where our access to multiple gas takeaway markets and the ability to efficiently expand our infrastructure showcases our ability to serve the rapidly growing gas production in the Marcellus and Utica.”
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By GlobalDataSouthwestern will have access to Williams Partners’ processing capacity 660 million cubic feet per day for its 135,000-acre dedication in the Marcellus and Upper Devonian Shale in Marshall and Wetzel counties in West Virginia.
To cater to Southwestern’s expanding production of wet gas, Williams Partners is planning to further build out its Oak Grove processing facility, which has the potential to expand by an additional 1.8 billion cubic feet a day of gas processing capacity.
