The always excellent RBN Energy discusses Permian fundamentals, here…
”The Permian’s crude-oil landscape is continually changing — there is absolutely no doubt about that. Over the past four months alone, we have seen two new pipelines come online: first, Plains All American’s Cactus II pipeline (capacity of 585 Mb/d), and, more recently, crude oil flows on the new EPIC system (interim capacity of 400 Mb/d). In addition, we expect the Gray Oak Pipeline, with a capacity of 900 Mb/d, to begin operations by the end of the year. All three pipes have origination points in West Texas with the ability to deliver large volumes of crude to Gulf Coast refineries and export terminals.”
And note their chart showing price differentials (MEH=Magellan East Houston):
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