Mike Hennigan: You’re welcome, Theresa.
Operator: Thank you. . Our next question comes from Jeremy Tonet with JPMorgan. Your line is open.
Jeremy Tonet: Hi. Good morning.
Mike Hennigan: Hi, Jeremy.
Jeremy Tonet: Just want to shift over to the Permian a little bit if I could, as it relates to natural gas egress. And just wondering any high level thoughts you might be willing to share as far as takeaway tightness. We’ve seen Waha touch negative prices recently, not too long ago, and was just curious I guess that the Whistler expansion with Matterhorn, is there any ability to kind of start partial service ahead of the dates that you’ve said, or just trying to get a feel for how you see Permian egress tightness unfolding and what MPLX could do there?
Shawn Lyon: Hi, Jeremy. This is Shawn. I’ll touch on gas takeaway out of the Permian there. As you know, we’ve got the Whistler Pipeline. And as we said, last quarter, we’re really pleased by the ramp up of the volumes on there, again, showing that — again, that gas takeaway as needed there. That volume and those commitments have continued to be strong, and we anticipate those will continue on into ’23 here. We’ve got the half B expansion coming online in the third quarter of ’23 for Whistler, and again we’re seeing really meeting in expectations for that committed volume coming out of the Permian. And then on top of that, you got Matterhorn that we’re a small participant in that really matches our producer and customers’ needs coming out of there. So again, I think, as Greg said earlier, you’re going to see volatility up and down on natural gas. But again, there’s strong volume demand for the gas takeaway out of the Permian.
Jeremy Tonet: Got it. Thanks for that. And I was just curious I guess as it relates to weather, during the quarter there was some freezing conditions across country. Wondering if that impacted your operations at all, if there’s any weather headwinds that you would be willing to quantify for us if they did materialize?
John Quaid: Hi, Jeremy. It’s John. Thanks for the question. I’ll start and Greg and Shawn can chime in if they want to as well on the ops. So across our platform, in the fourth quarter, we probably had mostly lost profit opportunity as some of our producers mainly on the G&P side, obviously, when it gets that cold, they run into some issues. So that reduced our operations there for 10 to 14 days, give or take, different across the basins in the fourth quarter. That probably was a lost opportunity of somewhere around $10 million in the quarter. And as we look to this quarter, Q1 ’23, partly impacts on MPC’s operations, partly remember I’m talking adjusted EBITDA. And when we think about our joint ventures on the G&P side, that really is distributions. So there’s part of the effect in Q4 that shows up as lower distributions in Q1 as well. So probably 10 million of lost opportunity in both Q4 and Q1.
Jeremy Tonet: Got it. That’s helpful. Thank you.
Mike Hennigan: You’re welcome.
Operator: Our next question will come from Neal Dingmann with Truist Securities. Your line is open.
