Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is a major player in North America’s energy infrastructure, providing reliable income through its 7.5% yield from fees charged for transporting oil and natural gas. The company operates its own midstream assets and manages two other publicly traded MLPs, Sunoco LP (NYSE: SUN) and USA Compression Partners (NYSE: USAC), which contribute to its revenue but may be seen as a distraction. While its complex structure can raise trust issues among conservative investors, the earnings from these management fees represent only about 15% of adjusted EBITDA.
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