Upland Resources Began Wyoming Gas Pipeline Construction
The 8-inch infrastructure will link the LSOG development to markets as drilling activity continues.
Updated on Sept. 25, 2026 in Oil and Gas
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Upland Resources has commenced construction and welding on a new 8-inch gas sales pipeline in Wyoming. The project is advancing alongside Phase Two drilling operations to facilitate natural gas transport.
Why it matters
Expanding transport infrastructure is a critical operational milestone for operators to unlock production capacity and reach buyers. Developing this pipeline in tandem with drilling ensures the logistical support is ready to move output upon the start of commercial sales.
The 8-inch gas sales pipeline is currently under construction to support the LSOG development program. This project is being built in parallel with ongoing Phase Two drilling.
The players
Upland Resources
An energy exploration and production company managing oil and gas assets in the United States.
The details
Field crews have initiated welding and construction operations to connect the LSOG development to external gas markets. This infrastructure development follows a concurrent schedule with Phase Two drilling, creating a integrated path from wellhead to commercialization. The pipeline's physical specifications allow it to manage output levels generated by the current drilling campaign.
Timeline
Construction of the gas pipeline was announced on September 25, 2026.
First natural gas sales are expected to occur in Q4 2026.
Market Landscape
The construction follows the industry practice of linking upstream development with dedicated gathering lines to secure market access. This approach mirrors the broader trend of operators investing in essential midstream infrastructure to avoid production bottlenecks.
Operators in the region should monitor the Q4 2026 timeline for the start of first gas sales, as this will influence local transport demand and supply availability. Review internal logistics and gathering capacity to ensure that upstream projects are synchronized with available downstream infrastructure.
The takeaway
The successful synchronization of pipeline construction and drilling operations is a key indicator of project readiness. Operators should track the Q4 2026 target for first gas sales as a benchmark for potential supply shifts in the local market.
Further reading
For more on energy infrastructure developments, see Oil and Gas.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Energy-pedia.
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