Brazos Midstream 的Sundance II 工厂已获得州税收优惠政策，以鼓励能源和技术项目。

Sundance II 是位于德克萨斯州马丁县二叠纪盆地的一座日产 300 MMcf 的天然气处理厂。

该项目符合德克萨斯州就业、能源、技术和创新（JETI）计划的要求。

Brazos Midstream 预计该工厂将创造 1.85 亿美元的资本投资。

德克萨斯州州长格雷格·阿博特在一份新闻稿中表示：“对天然气加工进行新的投资对于满足日益增长的能源需求至关重要。我们将与创新的行业领袖合作，继续推动关键行业的增长，打造一个更强大、更繁荣的德克萨斯州。”

Brazos Midstream 拥有并运营着二叠纪盆地最大的私营天然气中游网络。该设施建成后，将使该公司在米德兰盆地的加工能力提升至 5 亿立方英尺/天。

在 JETI 项目中，一家公司、德克萨斯州政府和当地学区之间建立了合作关系。通过 JETI，一家公司将获得为期 10 年的学区维护和运营税评估价值限额，作为资本投资和创造就业机会的回报。

除了州政府之外，布拉索斯还与位于马丁县的斯坦顿独立学区合作。

Brazos Midstream 首席执行官布拉德·艾尔斯 (Brad Iles) 表示：“在州政府通过 JETI 计划等激励机制的支持下，Brazos Midstream 希望通过在德克萨斯州建设天然气处理设施，进一步利用其现有的大型能源基础设施，以创造更多就业机会并促进经济增长。”

Brazos Midstream's Sundance II facility has qualified for a state tax incentive encouraging projects on energy and technology.

Sundance II is a 300-MMcf/d natural gas processing plant in Martin County, Texas, which lies in the Permian Basin.

The project qualified under the Texas Jobs, Energy, Technology and Innovation (JETI) program.

Brazos Midstream expects the plant to create $185 million in capital investment.

“New investment in natural gas processing is essential to meet increasing energy demands," said Texas Governor Greg Abbott in a press release. "Working with innovative industry leaders, we will continue to power growth across critical sectors for a stronger, more prosperous Texas.”

Brazos Midstream owns and operates the largest privately held natural gas midstream network in the Permian. Once built, the facility will increase the company's Midland Basin processing capacity to 500 MMcf/d.

In the JETI program, a partnership is created between a company, the Texas state government and a local school district. Through JETI, a company receives a 10-year school district and maintenance and operations tax appraised value limitation in return for capital investment and job creation.

Along with the state, Brazos is partnering with Stanton Independent School District, located in Martin County.

"With support from the state through incentive structures such as the JETI program, Brazos Midstream hopes to further leverage its existing large-scale energy infrastructure by building gas processing facilities located in Texas to drive additional job creation and economic growth,” said Brazos Midstream CEO Brad Iles.