Strong Adjusted EBITDA and Unitholder Returns
Delivered over $1.7 billion of adjusted EBITDA for Q1 2026 and returned over $1.1 billion to unitholders, demonstrating cash generation and capital return capacity.
Major Project Startups and On‑schedule Execution
Secretariat I (200 MMcf/d processing) entered service in April 2026; Harmon Creek III expected in Q3 2026; Titan complex expansion on schedule to exceed 400 MMcf/d treating capacity by Q4 2026. Management repeatedly emphasized projects are on time and on budget.
Titan Early Commercial Performance
Titan facility treated over 150 MMcf/d of committed producer sour gas in Q1 2026, with March being the strongest month; Titan II and additional AGI well expected to bring full run‑rate capacity by end of 2026.
Growth of Basin Processing Capacity and Longer‑term Plans
Announcement of Secretariat II (+300 MMcf/d expected H2 2028) would bring total Delaware Basin processing capacity to ~1.7 Bcf/d once in service; management allocating 90% of a $2.4 billion organic growth capital plan toward natural gas and NGL opportunities to drive mid‑single‑digit growth.
Positive Marcellus Utilization Signal
Marcellus processing utilization was 94% for the quarter, supporting the need for incremental capacity such as Harmon Creek III and indicating strong demand in liquids‑rich areas.
Selective Volume and Equity Growth (Excluding Divestiture)
Excluding impacts from the noncore Rockies divestiture, gathering volumes were up 10% year‑over‑year (Utica and Permian production growth including acquisitions) and processing volumes increased 2% year‑over‑year, reflecting organic production growth and contribution from acquisitions.
Infrastructure Expansion for NGLs and Exports
BANGL pipeline expansion to 300,000 barrels per day expected online in Q4 2026; Gulf Coast fractionation and export facilities progressing on time and on budget; JV LPG export terminal positioned advantageously along the Gulf Coast.
Financial Policy and Distribution Commitment
Management reiterated a 12.5% distribution increase for 2026 (and again for 2027), with a stated commitment that distribution coverage will not fall below 1.3x (coverage has been ~1.3x for the past two quarters).