Energy Transfer expanded rapidly over the past five years. Its distributable cash flow still easily covers its high distributions. It still looks cheap relative to its growth potential. Energy ...

One that stands out is Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET), which boasts an impressive 7.1% dividend yield. What makes Energy Transfer particularly attractive is its stable cash flow from midstream ...

As a midstream operator, Energy Transfer earns revenue by transporting, storing, and processing oil, gas, and natural gas liquids under long-term contracts.

The new agreement affirms the growing partnership between Energy Transfer and Chevron. It also affirms the ever-increasing demand for reliable and long-term LNG supply.

The 20-year agreement increases Chevron’s total contracted volume from Energy Transfer LNG to 3.0 million tpy, following the initial 2.0 million tpy agreement signed in 2024.

Energy Transfer operates a large U.S. midstream business. The master limited partnership has a lofty 7.3% distribution yield. Energy Transfer has a mixed past when it comes to rewarding investors ...

Energy Transfer's balance sheet is sound, debt leverage is well-managed, and cash distribution is well-covered. See why I remain long and strong ET common units.

Energy Transfer is progressing towards a final investment decision for its Lake Charles LNG export project, securing major offtake agreements and partnering with MidOcean Energy for joint development.

Energy Transfer is one of the largest midstream businesses in North America. It produces reliable cash flows, but that hasn't translated into reliable distributions. Its 7.7% yield is alluring ...