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Frank Nieto, Editor, Midstream Monitor
April 12, 2012

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The past several years have seen tremendous growth in the Gas Processors Association (GPA) as it has broadened its mission to focus on the entire midstream, most notably as an industry advocate. GPA has sought to become both more proactive as well as expansive in its advocacy work as it is involved in working on the state, regional, and federal levels.

“We’ve organized ourselves to be more inclusive. At the last annual legislative meeting, we agreed to meet every two weeks with lobbyists for GPA companies in several states as ...

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