Dallas-based Producers Midstream II announced plans Monday for its Palo Duro pipeline from Nolan County north to Wheeler County to connect with multiple interstate pipelines.  It will utilize existing infrastructure to provide a new pathway from the Waha residue markets in Permian to Mid Continent residue markets in Anadarko Basin.  Palo Duro will be a 275-mile, high-pressure natural gas pipeline connecting downstream pipelines while providing takeaway from the Permian Basin.

Producers Midstream is targeting an in-service date for Palo Duro of 2026Q1 depending on authorization from U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

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