Energy Transfer Equity, L.P. Aktie News

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Energy Transfer hasn't made an acquisition since the middle of 2024. The company recently stopped work on Lake Charles LNG after it was so close to approving the project.

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Energy Transfer is suspending the development of its proposed Lake Charles LNG project. The company had hoped to finally approve the project in 2026.

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Energy Transfer is rated a buy, offering an 8.1% yield with 20–39% upside potential by 2026 as market discounts overstate risk. ET's fee-based, long-term contracts drive stable cash flows, with 90% of EBITDA shielded from commodity price volatility and steady demand growth tailwinds. While EBITDA margins may soften, sales growth and reduced CapEx are expected to improve net debt leverage after ...