Question · Q4 2025
Michael Bloom first asked how Enterprise Products Partners is impacted by Waha price volatility, both low prices (wide spreads) and high prices (spikes). He then followed up by asking about producer plans for 2026 and expected supply growth, particularly in the Permian Basin.
Answer
Company Representative Tug Hanley explained that Enterprise benefits from low Waha prices through gas transport capacity and west-east/west-to-south spreads, and from high Waha prices through storage assets, thus benefiting from volatility. Company Representative Natalie Gayden added that Midland volumes are outperforming expectations with record well connects (590), and Delaware growth is steepening with an estimated 500 wells turning to production in 2026.
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