Enterprise Products Partners LP reported company-record natural gas pipeline volumes, accommodating steadily robust production. However, the second quarter top and bottom lines declined amid weakened prices.

Still, the Houston-based midstream company continues to expand its infrastructure in the prolific Permian Basin to increase capacity and meet expectations of long-term demand for natural gas, liquids and fossil fuels broadly. 

During the earnings call Tuesday, Enterprise’s Jim Teague, co-CEO of the general partner, said the company completed several “major” growth projects since the start of the second quarter and has more than $4 billion of additional expansion work approved.

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