Dallas-based EnLink Midstream LLC expects declining flows on its Oklahoma facilities to “moderate significantly” in the near term as producer activity picks up amid improving oil and natural gas prices.

COO Ben Lamb said on EnLink’s 2Q2021 earnings call that rig activity doubled on the company’s dedicated acreage in Oklahoma during the second quarter as commodity prices rose. There are currently seven rigs operating in the company’s footprint  from “four or five” different exploration and production (E&P) operators, he added.

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