Heath Deneke: Yes. The ones that we announced, both the interruptible agreement could start contributing this year the Matador contract will kind of step up next year. I think it’s just call it kind of somewhere late in the second quarter, mid- to late second quarter is when the incremental tick up pay capacity will kind of step up. And then again, as we kind of highlighted, we do see quite a few announced, publicly announced expansions that are up and down the corridor. Many of those are kind of late ’25, early 2026 in service dates. So kind of we think we’ll see a sizable step-up in ’25. And lot of opportunity that we think can materially drive our ’26 and beyond EBITDA.
Bill Mault: Yes. And Gregg, as you think about between [indiscernible] contract, that ramps up to 40 million a day. You got the new Matador at 75 million a day. And then if you kind of exclude all the other opportunities that we’re working right now, that will get you another 6 million, $7 million of revenue growth once they’re fully ramped. And then I would just point you to our investor presentation. We kind of show you where we think Summit gone up EBITDA and that the Summit will be — if you kind of fill up the free flow capacity of the pipe. So that will get you somewhere in the mid-40s from the EBITDA relative to $30 million today.
Gregg Brody: And just the last one here. I know you’ve talked about potentially bringing in the JV component here for Double E once the leverage is sort of — it’s a neutral transaction. Based on where things are you’re out of today, when can you think we can possibly see that happen?
Bill Mault: Yes. How we model it out, Gregg, I’d tell you it’s probably ’26 type time frame, right? A lot of these contracts are ramping over the next 18 to 24 months. So it’s — you kind of need some of that in the rearview mirror, we would be willing to maybe see some marginal uplift in leverage if it was truly just a contractual ramp issue, and you knew that LTM EBITDA was going to kind of roll in. So I’d think about it ’26-ish time frame. That may be another opportunity, Gregg, to kind of go pop off a capital markets deal as well. But I think that’s probably about right. as it relates to the contract ramp and the LTM EBITDA profile of Double E, how we see it today.
Gregg Brody: Got it. And just one clarification here. I believe your [indiscernible] on the ’26 has stepped up another 50 basis points as of April 1?
Bill Mault: They did. It’s unfortunate, these asset sale proceeds can’t circumvent that, Gregg, But I think the second lien holder has got a nice win here with a major delevering and a step up in coupon.
Gregg Brody: And there’s no way — that’s a permanent step up until you refinance that?
Bill Mault: Next year, catch up on ECF next year, theoretically, it could go down, Gregg. But as I have mentioned, I would suspect that we kind of clean all this up with the refi before we get to that point anyway.
Gregg Brody: Okay, thanks for the time guys, Appreciate it.
Bill Mault: Yes, thanks for the questions Gregg.
Heath Deneke: Thanks.
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