Construction has begun on an 8-in. natural gas sales pipeline for Lost Soldier Oil & Gas (LSOG) in Wyoming, advancing infrastructure needed to move production from the development to market.
Construction has begun on an 8-in. natural gas sales pipeline for Lost Soldier Oil & Gas (LSOG) in Wyoming, advancing infrastructure needed to move production from the development to market.
Field crews have started pipeline construction and welding operations, according to Upland Resources Limited, which participates in the project through its wholly owned subsidiary Upland Resources (Wyoming) Ltd.
Pipeline work is progressing alongside Phase Two of the LSOG development program, where drilling operations are also underway. The new pipeline is intended to provide a route for natural gas produced from the development to enter the market.
Upland currently expects first gas sales during the fourth quarter of 2026, making completion and commissioning of the pipeline a key step toward beginning commercial deliveries.
The company did not disclose the pipeline’s length, transportation capacity, construction cost, contractor or specific market connection.
