Midstream energy companies or, more specifically, master limited
partnerships (MLPs) — which generate their revenue from the
transportation and/or storage of energy sources, like crude oil, natural
gas and natural gas liquids (NGLs) — are an interesting sub-industry to
analyze.
To be clear, this group’s enticing argument to investors goes beyond the high yields with which MLPs are typically associated.
They’re characterized by considerably high barriers to entry for
competitors, stemming from a tough regulatory approval process and the
demand for large amounts of capital.
As a result, distribution of the market share is skewed. Of the 45
companies operating as midstream MLPs, the top seven collected nearly
75% of the industry’s total revenue. (more)
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