Energy Transfer Equity, L.P. Aktie News

Energy Transfer is positioned to be a low-key AI winner. The company has seen its growth project pipeline filling up with projects related to AI data center demand.

Plains All-American Pipelines and Energy Transfer are both high-yielding, blue-chip infrastructure businesses. Both are poised to deliver inflation-beating distribution growth for years to come. I compare them side-by-side and share why PAA gets the edge over ET right now in my view.

Energy Transfer and Enterprise Products Partners both have strong financial profiles. Enterprise Products Partners is entering a new phase as it wraps up the last of its major expansion projects.

Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) and Energy Transfer (ET) are leading MLPs with distinct strategies: EPD emphasizes conservative growth, while ET pursues aggressive expansion. EPD boasts a strong balance sheet, high credit ratings, and nearly self-funded distributions, making it a model of stability and reliable compounding in midstream. ET offers higher yield and greater growth potential but...

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ET remains a great Buy, with the discounted valuations and the softer commodity spot prices already triggering the richer distribution yields of 8.02%. This is especially since 90% of its adj EBITDA generation is based on transport and storage fees - differentiating its prospects as a oil/gas pipeline company. ET has also delivered new AI-related natural gas supply opportunities, with it expect...

Just as we grew accustomed to the likelihood of a third federal rate cut in December, some inflation data and a host of other factors led some on Wall Street to call for the Federal Reserve to hold off in December and perhaps wait until the first meeting in 2026.