NGL Roundup: March 8, 2023
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NGL production declined 10% M-o-M and 4% Y-o-Y in December - the first decline since Winter Storm Uri. December numbers were likely impacted by Winter Storm Elliott, as most major basins saw large drops across the board. In addition, we expect the numbers to reflect increased flaring in the Permian and ethane rejection in the Rockies and Anadarko.
Frac spreads for the Rockies and Anadarko are heavily backwardated heading into 2H23, indicating ethane rejection will continue, especially in basins like the Anadarko, Williston and DJ.
Weekly propane/propylene inventories are finally declining after a delayed start to the withdrawal season. Strong exports have helped pull inventories down from the 5-year high, but they remain above the 5-year average.
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