Waha: Prices Stabilize After Pipeline-Driven Collapse

December 19, 2025

Waha saw extreme volatility: prices collapsed on localized constraints, including an El Paso Line 1103 force majeure, then rebounded into the five year range. It still trades near the low end of seasonal levels, as pipeline reliability remains the key driver and keeps outsized move risk elevated.

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