'Manageable Disconnect' Seen Between Production and Transportation in Denver-Julesburg Basin

DENVER, COLORADO--April 1, 2014--Written by John Egan for Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--Crude oil production in the Denver-Julesburg (D-J) Basin is expected to outstrip outbound transportation capacity for the next few months, but a variety of factors suggest the disconnect will be relatively mild, speakers told the Fourth Annual Niobrara Infrastructure Development Summit, held last month in Denver. "Right now, congestion is a limiting factor at all points along the D-J's transportation infrastructure, including trucking, railcar transloading and pipelines," John Eagleton, vice president of business development for Tallgrass Energy Partners LP (NYSE:TEP) (Overland Park, Kansas), told the conference, which was sponsored by Information Forecast Incorporated (Infocast), (Woodland Hills, California).

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