Upland Resources has begun building an 8-inch gas sales pipeline for its Lost Soldier Oil & Gas project in Wyoming. Field crews have started pipeline construction and welding work on the line, which will carry natural gas from the Lost Soldier development, known as LSOG, to market.
The pipeline work is moving forward alongside Phase Two drilling at LSOG, which is also underway. Upland holds its stake in LSOG through its wholly owned subsidiary, Upland Resources (Wyoming) Ltd.
Datuk Bolhassan Di, chairman and chief executive of Upland Resources, called the pipeline construction "another important milestone for LSOG and Upland." He said the company is seeing "tangible progress on the ground in Wyoming" with pipeline construction and Phase Two drilling running in parallel.
Upland expects first gas sales from LSOG in the fourth quarter of 2026.
The line is part of the midstream infrastructure that moves gas from the wellhead to market.
