Energy Transfer

Keeping our world moving takes energy. Hundreds of millions of people around the world rely on oil and natural gas every day—and we’re proud to be the company that delivers it. Watch our newest video to learn more about our company, our values, and why we’re proud to be a leader in the oil and natural gas industry.

What will the future of American energy look like? This fascinating video by Kite & Key Media explains energy production, and reveals the truth behind America's electrical grid.

Press Release: Energy Transfer donation reaches $200,000 to support ALS research at Houston Methodist. https://lnkd.in/gZSPmU_a “Every dollar donated to ALS research is a beacon of hope for those battling the disease,” said Chris Curia, executive vice president and chief human resources officer at Energy Transfer. “Those affected by ALS deserve a chance at a better life. We are hopeful this donation brings us one step closer to a world without this disease.”

HOT OFF THE PRESS! Our 2023 update to our annual Corporate Responsibility Report is here: https://lnkd.in/gz7hRyuv HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2023: • Safety Excellence – Achieved the best safety record in the history of our Partnership. Congratulations to our employees for their unwavering commitment to achieving operational excellence day in and day out. • Financial Highs – Achieved partnership record $13.7 billion of adjusted EBITDA, up 5% over 2022.* Also upgraded by Fitch to a BBB credit rating. • Record Volumes – Moved record volumes across all business segments. Also exported record NGLs from our Nederland and Marcus Hook Terminals. • Growth – Acquired Crestwood Equity Partners and Lotus Midstream Operations. The acquisitions, totaling $8.6 billion, enhanced our system capabilities and contributed to moving record volumes. Also invested $1.6 billion in organic growth projects, including an eighth fractionator at Mont Belvieu NGL Complex and a new processing plant in the Permian Basin. Our condensed report focuses only on updated metrics, new initiatives, and achievements specific to 2023. If there was no change to the information provided in 2022, you will not find any mention of it in this report. Our 2022 Corporate Responsibility Report can be found on our website. A full report will be issued again in 2024.

Today is #triviatuesday. Which back to school supplies are NOT made from oil and natural gas byproducts?

Meet Rod, a Pipeliner along our assets in Toledo, Ohio. He is responsible for pipeline inspection and maintenance activities, as well as one-call support which includes encroachment prevention, public awareness, and pipeline safety. Additionally, Rod is the primary delivery liaison for three refineries in his district, verifying crude samples and ensuring integrity is maintained from customer to storage. Pipeliners are also required to have working knowledge of regulatory requirements, perform required tasks, and complete associated documentation (OSHA, DOT, EPA, etc.). Safety comes first in everything we do. We believe that maintaining the highest safety standards is key to delivering excellence across our Operations and Engineering functions. To learn more about our career opportunities, visit: https://lnkd.in/gFnbf5Z3

It's National Aviation Week! Our Aerial Patrol pilots take to the skies every day to inspect our pipeline rights-of-way across the U.S. They are part of our comprehensive pipeline safety program, providing additional support to our control centers that remotely monitor our assets 24/7. Fun Facts: • Our 11 pilots have over 170,000 flight hours combined. • The team includes 2 dedicated aircraft mechanics, a coordinator and a manager. • Aircraft and pilots are based in Texas, Kansas, Indiana, Illinois, Louisiana and Florida. • Patrol pilots can inspect up to 1,000 miles of pipeline per day. • We own 12 vintage Cessna 182 aircraft from 1979 – 1985. Safety is always our top priority. Since first beginning to track flight time in 2007, the team has flown 99,000 hours without an accident.

Great work by The Environmental Partnership. We're glad to be one of the members, working together to adopt technology and best practices that will significantly reduce emissions.

How does oil and natural gas make working from home possible? #TriviaTuesday

Bloomberg: Utilities are bracing for the largest increase in power demand in a generation due to data centers for AI, computer-chip factories and a growing number of electric vehicles. Some of that additional power will come from wind and solar. But a significant portion will be from gas-fired plants. And companies that run data centers want to make sure that that gas will be available — and quickly obtainable — when they need it. https://lnkd.in/deHh-nPH