Clearfork Midstream LLC (Clearfork) has signed new producer-customer commercial agreements and treating capacity expansions on its Holly System in North Louisiana.
Clearfork is expanding the footprint of its Holly System by constructing a 24-in. (609-mm) diameter pipeline to the east side of the Red River in northeast Red River Parish, Louisiana. On the west side of the Holly System, Clearfork is constructing a 16-in.(406-mm) diameter pipeline that will expand Clearfork’s capacity in the Spring Ridge area in Caddo Parish, Louisiana, to service expected customer production growth in 2023. As part of these expansions, Clearfork plans to build new interconnects for additional takeaway capacity and downstream market optionality for customers.
In conjunction with the gathering expansion, Clearfork is increasing its overall treating and compression capacity across its Holly System. Treating capacity at Clearfork’s Holly 3 facility will increase with the installation of new contactor towers, optimization projects, and additional compression across the system, which will provide lower-pressure service while also meeting the pressure requirements of downstream pipelines. Treating capacity at Clearfork’s Holly 6 facility will increase with the installation of a recently acquired amine plant and related assets. Looking beyond these expansion projects, Clearfork also owns idle amine treating assets that could, when paired with additional commercial activity, further increase treating capacity to bring the total treating capacity across Clearfork’s Holly System to approximately 1.8 Bcf/d (50.9 x 106 m3/d) in 2023.
Headquartered in Fort Worth, Clearfork provides midstream solutions for natural gas producers in the Haynesville Shale formation. Clearfork’s services include natural gas gathering, treating, dehydration, compression, and transportation in North Louisiana and East Texas.
