Brazos Midstream will invest $185 million in a major natural gas processing plant in Martin County, Texas, boosting the region’s energy infrastructure.

The new Sundance II facility will process 300 million cubic feet of gas daily, doubling Brazos Midstream’s capacity across the resource-rich Midland Basin.

Governor Greg Abbott cheered the expansion, highlighting Texas’s central role in America’s energy supply and pledging continued support for sector growth through state programs like JETI.

Local leaders, including Senator Kevin Sparks, Representative Tom Craddick, and Superintendent Jan McCown, praised the project’s benefits—job creation and broader economic impact for area residents.

The Permian Basin produces a quarter of the country’s natural gas, and recent deals by Phillips 66 and Energy Transfer signal a wave of investments enhancing infrastructure.

As these projects advance, the region stands to reap lasting economic and employment gains.