Spectra Energy Partners LP
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Transactions
Enbridge To Buy Remainder Of Spectra MLP For $3.3 Billion
Enbridge To Buy Remainder Of Spectra MLP For $3.3 Billion
Enbridge, Williams, Cheniere Consolidate Assets After New Tax Rules
Enbridge, Williams, Cheniere Consolidate Assets After New Tax Rules
Spectra Buys Stake In NGL Pipelines For Injection Into DCP
Spectra Buys Stake In NGL Pipelines For Injection Into DCP
Spectra Energy Acquires Brazoria Interconnector Gas Pipeline
Spectra Energy Acquires Brazoria Interconnector Gas Pipeline
Spectra Energy Acquires Brazoria Interconnector Gas Pipeline
Spectra Energy Acquires Brazoria Interconnector Gas Pipeline
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New Financings
Priced a public offering of $500 million senior notes due 2018, $1 billion senior notes due 2024, and $…
Plans to initiate a continuous offering program in 2Q 2013 to issue and sell common units from time to…
Priced its underwritten public offering of 4.5 million common units representing limited partner…
A Public offering of 4,750,000 common units was priced at $27.60 per unit to the public. The underwriters…
The company has reported that its public offering of 6,250,000 common units was priced at $30.96 per unit…
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