Market Cap 71.13B
Revenue (ttm) 85.54B
Net Income (ttm) 4.18B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 13.84
Forward PE 14.12
Profit Margin 4.89%
Debt to Equity Ratio 1.39
Volume 11,092,900
Avg Vol 9,011,912
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 3.44B
Stochastic %K 26%
Beta 0.55
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $24.11

Company Profile

Energy Transfer LP, together with its subsidiaries, provides energy-related services in the United States. It operates through Intrastate Transportation and Storage; Interstate Transportation and Storage; Midstream; Natural Gas Liquid (NGL) and Refined Products Transportation and Services; Crude Oil Transportation and Services; Investment in Sunoco LP; Investment in USA Compression Partners, LP (USAC); and All Other segments. The company owns and operates natural gas transportation pipelines and...

Industry: Oil & Gas Midstream
Sector: Energy
Phone: 214 981 0700
Address:
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RichardWilliams943
RichardWilliams943 Aug. 8 at 4:46 PM
$HPE $SU $PCAR $SE $ET Hewlett Packard Enterprise benefits from AI infrastructure spending, Suncor remains leveraged to Canadian energy production, PACCAR benefits from commercial trucking demand, Sea Limited continues expanding e-commerce and fintech, and Energy Transfer generates stable midstream cash flow. I'm watching AI investment, vehicle cycles, and energy volumes.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:57 PM
$ET And "advanced negotiations" doesn't mean a contract is guaranteed. But the fact that management voluntarily named six states on August 4 is meaningful. It tells us this isn't one isolated CloudBurst-type opportunity anymore. ET is building a multi-state data-center pipeline. If you're watching ET for the next stock-price catalyst, my highest-priority clues right now are Arkansas + Oklahoma/Google + additional Louisiana capacity, rather than Ohio.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:55 PM
$ET 6. Texas — still the biggest dollar opportunity Texas remains the easiest state to connect to ET. ET's own January investor presentation says it has executed multiple Oracle agreements totaling approximately 900 MMcf/d to three U.S. data centers, and specifically identifies natural-gas pipeline projects serving data centers in Texas. CloudBurst is another direct ET data-center gas agreement, with up to 450,000 MMBtu/day of firm gas supply for behind-the-meter generation. So Texas isn't really a "rumor" story anymore. It's a proven business model that ET is expanding. The complication is the recent Texas regulatory pause/review of new data-center interconnections. That could slow traditional grid-connected projects, but it may actually make behind-the-meter gas generation more attractive because these projects don't have to wait for conventional grid interconnection.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:54 PM
$ET 5. Illinois — surprisingly interesting Illinois initially looked like the weakest of the six states to me. But there is a noteworthy project near Decatur: Broadwing Energy Center, involving a roughly 400-MW natural-gas power plant associated with a Google data-center development and carbon capture. There is also evidence that ET has a significant corporate/infrastructure presence in Illinois, and an Illinois regulatory filing identifies Energy Transfer Data Center, LLC among ET subsidiaries. That doesn't prove the Broadwing project is an ET project. But given that management specifically named Illinois, I would not dismiss it.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:54 PM
$ET 4. Ohio — very real AI activity, but there's a problem Ohio absolutely has major data-center activity. The best-known example is Meta's New Albany project, where Williams is building a 200-MW gas-fired plant directly connected to the data center. That makes Ohio interesting for ET—but also means Williams already has a very visible position there. ET nevertheless specifically named Ohio as one of its advanced-negotiation states. So I think one of two things is possible: Possibility A ET is negotiating with another data-center developer in Ohio. Possibility B ET is pursuing a gas-supply/pipeline opportunity associated with another power project rather than the well-known Meta/Williams project. Either way, I would not assume the Ohio negotiations are Meta.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:53 PM
$ET 3. Arkansas — still my biggest "hidden contract" candidate This is where I think the market could get surprised. There are significant data-center developments occurring in the broader Mid-South region, and ET has substantial natural-gas infrastructure that could serve new power generation. The interesting thing is that ET has explicitly named Arkansas while I can't find a public ET contract identifying the customer. That creates an unusual situation: ET says advanced negotiations → Arkansas is named → major data-center demand exists → no customer has been disclosed. That's exactly the type of situation where an eventual announcement could produce a bigger stock reaction because investors aren't currently pricing a specific contract. I would put Arkansas ahead of Ohio and Illinois as a potential surprise ET announcement.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:52 PM
$ET 2. Oklahoma — this one deserves much more attention I found something particularly interesting here. Google has now confirmed that it is expanding its data-center operations in Stillwater and Muskogee, and OG&E announced agreements to power three Google data centers in those locations. The Stillwater project itself is potentially substantial. The city says the development could ultimately include up to six data centers, with the first two phases around 300,000 square feet each. And here's the important part for ET: ET specifically named Oklahoma among the states where it has advanced data-center negotiations. I cannot find a public announcement saying: Google → Energy Transfer So I would not call this a confirmed ET/Google deal. But the pieces line up unusually well: Google expansion + enormous power requirement + Oklahoma + ET advanced negotiations + ET natural-gas infrastructure. That's enough for me to put Oklahoma near the top of the watch list.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:51 PM
$ET 1. Louisiana — strongest existing evidence This is the one I would watch most closely. ET already has a 20-year agreement with Entergy Louisiana for natural-gas transportation supporting new generation in North Louisiana. The project includes a 12-mile Tiger Pipeline lateral capable of up to 1 Bcf/d. Entergy specifically says the generation will support projects including Meta's hyperscale data center in Richland Parish. That is important because ET isn't merely hoping to participate in Louisiana's AI buildout. ET is already embedded in it. And the agreement contains an option for Entergy to expand delivery capacity as demand grows. So if ET management is now saying Louisiana is one of the states with advanced negotiations, I would not assume they're talking only about the already-announced Entergy deal. There could be additional data-center-related demand being negotiated around that infrastructure.
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alpharomeo92
alpharomeo92 Aug. 7 at 8:28 PM
$ET we got snuffed
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Ratif
Ratif Aug. 7 at 7:24 PM
$ET why is it falling
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RichardWilliams943
RichardWilliams943 Aug. 8 at 4:46 PM
$HPE $SU $PCAR $SE $ET Hewlett Packard Enterprise benefits from AI infrastructure spending, Suncor remains leveraged to Canadian energy production, PACCAR benefits from commercial trucking demand, Sea Limited continues expanding e-commerce and fintech, and Energy Transfer generates stable midstream cash flow. I'm watching AI investment, vehicle cycles, and energy volumes.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:57 PM
$ET And "advanced negotiations" doesn't mean a contract is guaranteed. But the fact that management voluntarily named six states on August 4 is meaningful. It tells us this isn't one isolated CloudBurst-type opportunity anymore. ET is building a multi-state data-center pipeline. If you're watching ET for the next stock-price catalyst, my highest-priority clues right now are Arkansas + Oklahoma/Google + additional Louisiana capacity, rather than Ohio.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:55 PM
$ET 6. Texas — still the biggest dollar opportunity Texas remains the easiest state to connect to ET. ET's own January investor presentation says it has executed multiple Oracle agreements totaling approximately 900 MMcf/d to three U.S. data centers, and specifically identifies natural-gas pipeline projects serving data centers in Texas. CloudBurst is another direct ET data-center gas agreement, with up to 450,000 MMBtu/day of firm gas supply for behind-the-meter generation. So Texas isn't really a "rumor" story anymore. It's a proven business model that ET is expanding. The complication is the recent Texas regulatory pause/review of new data-center interconnections. That could slow traditional grid-connected projects, but it may actually make behind-the-meter gas generation more attractive because these projects don't have to wait for conventional grid interconnection.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:54 PM
$ET 5. Illinois — surprisingly interesting Illinois initially looked like the weakest of the six states to me. But there is a noteworthy project near Decatur: Broadwing Energy Center, involving a roughly 400-MW natural-gas power plant associated with a Google data-center development and carbon capture. There is also evidence that ET has a significant corporate/infrastructure presence in Illinois, and an Illinois regulatory filing identifies Energy Transfer Data Center, LLC among ET subsidiaries. That doesn't prove the Broadwing project is an ET project. But given that management specifically named Illinois, I would not dismiss it.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:54 PM
$ET 4. Ohio — very real AI activity, but there's a problem Ohio absolutely has major data-center activity. The best-known example is Meta's New Albany project, where Williams is building a 200-MW gas-fired plant directly connected to the data center. That makes Ohio interesting for ET—but also means Williams already has a very visible position there. ET nevertheless specifically named Ohio as one of its advanced-negotiation states. So I think one of two things is possible: Possibility A ET is negotiating with another data-center developer in Ohio. Possibility B ET is pursuing a gas-supply/pipeline opportunity associated with another power project rather than the well-known Meta/Williams project. Either way, I would not assume the Ohio negotiations are Meta.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:53 PM
$ET 3. Arkansas — still my biggest "hidden contract" candidate This is where I think the market could get surprised. There are significant data-center developments occurring in the broader Mid-South region, and ET has substantial natural-gas infrastructure that could serve new power generation. The interesting thing is that ET has explicitly named Arkansas while I can't find a public ET contract identifying the customer. That creates an unusual situation: ET says advanced negotiations → Arkansas is named → major data-center demand exists → no customer has been disclosed. That's exactly the type of situation where an eventual announcement could produce a bigger stock reaction because investors aren't currently pricing a specific contract. I would put Arkansas ahead of Ohio and Illinois as a potential surprise ET announcement.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:52 PM
$ET 2. Oklahoma — this one deserves much more attention I found something particularly interesting here. Google has now confirmed that it is expanding its data-center operations in Stillwater and Muskogee, and OG&E announced agreements to power three Google data centers in those locations. The Stillwater project itself is potentially substantial. The city says the development could ultimately include up to six data centers, with the first two phases around 300,000 square feet each. And here's the important part for ET: ET specifically named Oklahoma among the states where it has advanced data-center negotiations. I cannot find a public announcement saying: Google → Energy Transfer So I would not call this a confirmed ET/Google deal. But the pieces line up unusually well: Google expansion + enormous power requirement + Oklahoma + ET advanced negotiations + ET natural-gas infrastructure. That's enough for me to put Oklahoma near the top of the watch list.
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opace
opace Aug. 8 at 2:51 PM
$ET 1. Louisiana — strongest existing evidence This is the one I would watch most closely. ET already has a 20-year agreement with Entergy Louisiana for natural-gas transportation supporting new generation in North Louisiana. The project includes a 12-mile Tiger Pipeline lateral capable of up to 1 Bcf/d. Entergy specifically says the generation will support projects including Meta's hyperscale data center in Richland Parish. That is important because ET isn't merely hoping to participate in Louisiana's AI buildout. ET is already embedded in it. And the agreement contains an option for Entergy to expand delivery capacity as demand grows. So if ET management is now saying Louisiana is one of the states with advanced negotiations, I would not assume they're talking only about the already-announced Entergy deal. There could be additional data-center-related demand being negotiated around that infrastructure.
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alpharomeo92
alpharomeo92 Aug. 7 at 8:28 PM
$ET we got snuffed
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Ratif
Ratif Aug. 7 at 7:24 PM
$ET why is it falling
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rsmracks
rsmracks Aug. 7 at 5:53 PM
$SPY $B $ET $XOM $EXK I said we entered stagflation months ago. No growth will be seen until 2029 after the FED cuts rates back to 1% Recession has already begun. It just won’t be named until mid 2027. No growth + high inflation =stagflation Deflation follows in H2 2027 into 2028. That’s when the next housing expansion will occur. FED can’t raise rates. They can only hold until they’re to cut rates. Commodities soar until things BREAK. Same as 2007-2008. Things broke. https://x.com/peterschiff/status/2085709484010144124?s=46
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Pindis7
Pindis7 Aug. 7 at 5:50 PM
$ET if you bought it today, you don’t get the dividend he had to buy it yesterday by the clothes of business with the earnings this company had the stack will be 25 bucks in 23 weeks. I know that sounds like a lot for this stock but they’ve never had earnings like this before.
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Kaizan
Kaizan Aug. 7 at 4:49 PM
$ET algos waiting on Cheetos next move
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Ratif
Ratif Aug. 7 at 4:04 PM
$ET all I want is 21 will we ever see it
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OpticalOption
OpticalOption Aug. 7 at 2:58 PM
$ET here we go
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MrHatch85
MrHatch85 Aug. 7 at 1:01 PM
$ET if you have to hold the stock through opening today to receive the divvy, how come the huge sell off overnight? Or do the majority not care about receiving the divided? Still learning, sorry if this is a common sense question!
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OpticalOption
OpticalOption Aug. 7 at 10:08 AM
$ET if we can climb back today to the 20.5 range after divi, I think things are looking good. I have 21.00 and 22.00 calls over the next few months. I expect we will be in the 23-24 range by year-end.
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alpharomeo92
alpharomeo92 Aug. 6 at 10:44 PM
$ET Is this the final time we see 20.XX
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MarketPulsee
MarketPulsee Aug. 6 at 10:37 PM
Stocks hitting new 52-week highs today: $SAN $ET $RELY $FAST $AEG A broad group of sectors are showing strength: Financials Industrials Healthcare Aerospace Energy Consumer When multiple sectors are making new highs, it can signal broader market participation beyond just a handful of mega-cap names. The key is identifying which companies have the fundamentals and growth catalysts to continue the trend. Follow my profile for more market trends, stock ideas, and investment insights. NFA. DYOR.
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OpticalOption
OpticalOption Aug. 6 at 7:50 PM
$ET looking forward to tomorrow as well
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Dr_Stoxx
Dr_Stoxx Aug. 6 at 7:43 PM
$ET: Picture perfect breakout on earnings with big spike in OBV and support MACD and cycles on daily. It's not a big mover...but target for the IH&S-continuation pattern is around 23. More of a dividend play...not a bad place to park extra cash a while, IMO.
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Kaizan
Kaizan Aug. 6 at 4:26 PM
$ET algo pressure here again…get past this and she should see 21
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