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NGL Energy Partners Inks 15-Year Delaware Basin Water Deal
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NGL Energy Partners LP has signed a new long-term produced water transportation and disposal agreement.
The new agreement is with an undisclosed producer operating in Loving County within the core of the Delaware Basin and includes a fifteen-year acreage dedication.
NGL Energy Partners plans to use its existing infrastructure and disposal capacity to satisfy the deal.
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