Vaquero Midstream Receives More Funding for Gathering and Processing Projects
Vaquero Midstream has reached an agreement with its bank group to increase their revolving line of credit from $40 million to $95 million. The increased bank capacity will be used to support the construction of a second 200MMSCFD cryogenic processing plant at the company’s existing Caymus plant site located in Pecos County of the Southern Delaware Basin.
Vaquero’s 30″ and 24″ Lariat rich-gas gathering header transverses northwest from the Caymus facility near Waha through the heart of some of the highest Gas-Oil Ratio production in the Southern Delaware Basin.
Upon completion of Caymus II plant construction, Vaquero will have 400 MMSCFD of processing capacity in service at the site, with further expansion capability to over 1 BSCFD. Construction is estimated to be complete in the first quarter of 2018.
“We are pleased to see the confidence our bank group has shown in the quality of our producer customers and their drilling plans,” stated William Davis, Principal. “Our expectation is that this expansion and future projects should be financed with no additional equity capital, due to the level of cash flow we anticipate.”
In addition to the more than a dozen markets currently available to its producer customers through connections at the WAHA Hub, Vaquero is constructing an additional interconnect to the Roadrunner Gas Transmission pipeline taking gas into Mexico. This interconnect will supply the needs of the CFE and other Mexican market demand.
“We expect to need the second plant’s capacity to handle our current customers’ growing gas volumes by the end of the first quarter of 2018,” said Gary Conway, CEO. “By initiating construction now, we are able to ensure that our producers will have capacity for processing gas volumes in our system next year.”
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