DCP Midstream has been one of the top gas processors and NGL producers in the U.S. for more than a decade. Following the price downturn several years ago, the company has been focused on a “relaunch” dubbed DCP 2.0.
The global gas trade impacts domestic natural gas markets now more than ever.
By focusing on organic growth, Summit Midstream Partners and Crestwood Equity Partners’ futures look bright.
Midstream infrastructure projects in the Permian Basin are catching up to production.
MLPs may be fewer in number than they were, but they are outperforming the broader energy market.
Natural gas storage is filling up at a quick pace, but increased demand is keeping the market balanced for now.
Brent prices are expected to continue to struggle in the near-term before improving in the second-half of the year.
Plains All American, DCP Midstream, and EnLink Midstream all exceeded first quarter earning expectations as their plans paid off early.
Project costs have declined in western Canada but production growth is still expected to lag.
According to a recent Alerian white paper, investors will need new valuation metrics for MLPs as the market moves away from a focus on distributions and yield.
