Enterprise Products Working Midstream

Wed, 12/01/2010 - 20:05 EDT - Seeking Alpha

Zacks.com submits:
Enterprise Products Partners L.P.’s (EPD) midstream venture continues with the start-up of a natural gas liquid [NGL] fractionator and the addition of new storage capacity. Enterprise’s fourth NGL fractionator has commenced operations at its Mont Belvieu, Texas complex. The partnership started the operation well ahead of schedule with a production capacity of 75,000 barrels per day [BPD]. Notably, the cost of the commencement has been well within the budget.Complete Story »

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