Energy Transfer affiliates will handle and market Matador’s NGL volumes from the Delaware Basin under new multi-source contracts, expanding the partnership. The deal includes interim gas supply agreements to improve realized H2 2026 pricing ahead of the 500,000 MMBtu/day Hugh Brinson Pipeline coming online.
Energy Transfer affiliates have secured interim gas supply agreements with Matador Resources to improve realized pricing for the second half of 2026 by reducing exposure to Waha Hub discounts through alternative delivery points.
New multi-source contracts grant Energy Transfer the rights to receive, transport and market natural gas liquids from Matador’s Delaware Basin operations, enhancing its NGL handling volumes and commercial network.
Earlier secured firm transportation rights on the Hugh Brinson Pipeline will provide 500,000 MMBtu/day capacity once operational, offering Energy Transfer additional fee-based revenue and access to higher-priced end markets driven by power generation and data center demand.
