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421 BCF
2008
398 BCF
2007
375 BCF
2006
For the sixth consecutive year,
Field Services had record performance
with operating income of $147 million
plus equity income of $15 million
from a jointly owned natural gas
processing plant.
As a midstream natural gas gathering and
processing provider, we added more than
475 new well connections to our system.
We also increased compression by
14 percent and throughput by 6 percent
to achieve a year-end throughput of
1.15 Bcf/day. We completed a number
of new gathering and processing
projects, including a new 0.2 Bcf/day
refrigeration plant.
With operations in and around traditional
natural gas production basins of Arkoma,
Anadarko and ArkLaTex, and in
the unconventional shale areas of
Fayetteville, Haynesville and Woodford,
we are well positioned to continue
capturing growth opportunities.
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