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Enbridge to Benefit From Rising Power Demand & Data Center Growth
by Debapriya Bhowal
ENB is set to benefit as data center growth and rising power demand boost natural gas demand.
Enterprise Products Well-Positioned to Withstand Inflation Pressures
by Zacks Equity Research
EPD secures predictable cash flow from inflation-protected contracts and projects like Athena and Mentone West 2, which will likely be operational by 2026-end.
ENB's Key Midstream Projects: A Catalyst for Incremental Cash Flows?
by Nilanjan Banerjee
Enbridge's more than C$30B in secured midstream projects could drive incremental cash flows and help sustain its long record of dividend growth.
TGS vs. WMB: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option?
by Zacks Equity Research
TGS vs. WMB: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option?
Enterprise Products Stays Resilient on Balance Sheet Strength
by Zacks Equity Research
EPD's diversified midstream assets, $3.6B liquidity and 4.7% borrowing cost support stable fee-based revenue and balance-sheet strength.
Can Enterprise Products Weather the Ongoing Oil Price Softness?
by Zacks Equity Research
EPD's fee-based midstream model delivers stable revenues even as WTI crude trades below $60, shielding the company from oil price volatility.
Natural Gas Outlook: Can Cold Weather Lift Prices in January 2026?
by Nilanjan Choudhury
Cold weather and steady LNG demand lift natural gas prices, putting WMB, LNG, and EE in focus for January 2026.
PSX, KMI Wrap Up Initial Open Season for Western Gateway Pipeline
by Zacks Equity Research
Phillips 66 and Kinder Morgan plan the Western Gateway Pipeline in response to strong demand, redirecting and upgrading existing lines to transport refined fuel from Texas to California.
Energy Transfer to Expand Transwestern Pipelines for Southwest Growth
by Zacks Equity Research
ET plans to widen Transwestern Desert Southwest pipes to 48 inches, lifting capacity to 2.3 Bcf/d to move Permian gas to Arizona and New Mexico.
Why Enterprise Is Poised for Higher Discretionary Cash Flows in 2026
by Debapriya Bhowal
EPD views 2026 as an inflection point as major projects wrap up, capex falls to $2-$2.5B and discretionary free cash flow rises.