WhiteWater Midstream – Matterhorn Pipeline Project

March 2022 WhiteWater Midstream requested the Texas Railroad Commission for a new permit for the Matterhorn Express Pipeline project. It is a future project the will connect UPTON County to FORT BEND County. WhiteWater Midstream operates a compressor station (RANKIN COMPRESSOR STATION) in Upton. The Rankin Compressor is part of its existing Whistler pipeline is approximately 450-mile, 42-inch intrastate pipeline (Whistler Mainline) to transport natural gas from an interconnect with the Waha Header near Coyanosa, TX in the Permian Basin to a terminus near Agua Dulce, TX, providing direct access to South Texas markets and consumers.

Fort Bend County, Texas represents a gateway to Cushing Texas. Companies like Enterprise and Phillips 66 Partners operate pipelines in Fort Bend.

WhiteWater Letter to the Texas Railroad Commission

Matterhorn Express Pipeline Map

About WhiteWater Midstream

WhiteWater is a management owned, Austin based infrastructure company founded in 2016. WhiteWater is partnered with multiple private equity funds and direct investors. Since inception, WhiteWater has reached final investment decisions on ~$3 billion in greenfield development projects.

WhiteWater Midstream (WWM), operator of the Agua Blanca and Whistler pipelines, tannounced the acquisition of Enstor’s Waha gas storage assets. The assets will be held in a newly formed joint venture entity, Waha Gas Storage LLC, which will be jointly owned by Whistler Pipeline, LLC and Delaware Basin Residue, LLC, owner of Agua Blanca. The Waha gas storage facilities will be connected to Agua Blanca’s Waha header system and will provide material storage capacities to customers of both the Agua Blanca and Whistler pipelines. With six existing caverns and five additional permitted caverns, the Waha Gas Storage facilities can provide approximately 10 billion cubic feet of storage capacity once fully developed.

“The Waha Gas Storage assets are strategically located near the Waha hub and our new joint venture plans on further optimizing these facilities and their capabilities in the near-term to better serve the customers of the Agua Blanca and Whistler pipelines,” said Christer Rundlof, CEO of WhiteWater. “We are extremely excited to provide our customers with another premier residue service and unmatched flexibility for their residue transportation needs.”