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Noble Midstream Partners is a growth-oriented master limited partnership formed by Noble Energy to own, operate, develop and acquire midstream infrastructure assets. Our assets reside in two of the most resilient oil basins in the United States: the DJ Basin in Colorado and the Delaware Basin in Texas. In these areas, we provide crude oil, natural gas and water-related midstream services for Noble Energy and third parties. In the DENVER-JULESBURG BASIN (DJ BASIN) in Colorado, we have acreage dedications spanning approximately 300,000 acres (235,000 dedicated acres from Noble and 65,000 from a third party). We have approximately 111,000 dedicated acres in Reeves County in the DELAWARE BASIN where we will provide crude oil, natural gas and water-related midstream services under long-term, fixed fee contracts. In addition to these existing operations and acreage dedications, Noble Energy has granted us rights of first refusal (ROFR) on a combination of midstream assets. Retained assets include natural gas gathering and processing facilities serving the East Pony area in the DJ Basin and approximately 31,000 acres in Webb and Dimmit Counties in the Eagle Ford Shale area of South Texas. Noble Midstream Partners owns and operates the Advantage Pipeline, a 16-inch common carrier crude oil pipeline serving the southern Delaware Basin (assets owned by joint venture with Plains All American Pipeline).
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Eureka Midstream is an independent midstream energy company engaged in the gathering, transportation, and compression of natural gas. Our core business operations and strategic assets are located in the Appalachian basin, serving the prolific Marcellus and Utica shale plays. In 2003, Eureka Midstream, through Triad Energy, an oil and natural gas producer, purchased 182 miles of strategic rights of way in Ohio and Pennsylvania. The strategic right of ways enabled Eureka Midstream to plan, develop and build a high-quality gathering system, the maximum allowable operating pressure within a system at a fraction of the cost. In turn, we have been able to pass along much of the savings to our valued clients. With approximately 200 miles throughout the heart of the Marcellus and Utica natural gas shales, our advanced pipeline network is capable of transporting, lean or rich natural gas. This approach, a hybrid approach, is quite different from a typical midstream system. A typical midstream system runs on a dedicated drive, which transports only one form of hydrocarbon. The Eureka Midstream hybrid system provides today`s producer with increased flexibility at a reduced cost. While many operators are starting to develop and adopt a pipeline systems capable of transporting wet or dry natural gas, Eureka Midstream was among the first companies to standardize this approach. Innovation did not end with the introduction of the hybrid system. Eureka Midstream was also one of the first companies to introduce a system with multiple interconnects. The multi-interconnect system provides increased access to multiple gas processing options and interstate pipelines. This provides the producer with increased optionality, or the ability to identify and target better price points along the system.