Energy Transfer

From the opening ceremony to the final medal count, oil and natural gas products are woven into the fabric of the Winter Olympics, providing the durability, safety, and speed that allow the athletes to shine on the world stage. Future Olympic innovations will continue to rely on advanced petroleum-based materials and the infrastructure that makes them possible for years to come.

Congratulations to Sam Hardy, Deputy General Counsel at Energy Transfer! Sam was recognized as a winner of the 2025 DFW Outstanding Corporate Counsel Award by The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) on January 29th at the George W. Bush Institute in Dallas. We're proud of his outstanding legal work and commitment to excellence. Learn more: https://ow.ly/b18j50Y8wJK

On this day in 2009, we completed the 56-mile Katy Expansion pipeline project in southeast Texas, increasing the capacity of our existing ETC Katy natural gas pipeline by more than 400 million cubic feet per day. This expansion strengthened our natural gas intrastate infrastructure and enhanced our ability to meet growing energy demands across the region.

📍 Transwestern Pipeline | West Texas to Arizona Built and expanded throughout the 1960s, the Transwestern Pipeline has been connecting energy markets for nearly seven decades. Linking the San Juan, Anadarko, and Permian basins to key hubs and major western markets, the 2,590-mile system delivers reliable natural gas to utilities, producers, power generators, and industrial customers. Acquired by Energy Transfer in 2006, Transwestern continues to power the Southwest.

In recognition of World Cancer Day tomorrow, we're proud to highlight our ongoing partnership with The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Since 2014, Energy Transfer and Sunoco have donated more than $19 million to MD Anderson's Children's Cancer Hospital to support pediatric cancer research and treatment. Last year, our employees and the Energy Transfer/Sunoco Foundation raised $2.1 million—our largest donation to date. Together, we're making progress in the fight to end cancer. Learn more: https://ow.ly/uLyE50Y5xUj

The real heroes this week are the men and women across the country braving frigid temperatures to keep our natural gas and oil infrastructure operating—helping communities stay warm, safe, and secure. We especially thank our Operations teams for their extended shifts, sleepless nights, and round-the-clock monitoring. From compressor stations to pipelines and other critical assets, their dedication ensures our systems continue to operate reliably, even in the toughest conditions. Reliability doesn’t happen by chance—it’s built by people who show up every day. To our employees working through this winter weather: thank you. Your commitment keeps America moving.

📍 Red Bluff Express | West Texas From West Texas to market, built to move energy forward. Completed in 2018, the Red Bluff Express Pipeline spans ~100 miles across five West Texas counties, safely transporting natural gas from multiple facilities to the Waha Hub. By expanding access to key markets, it supports reliable U.S. energy production while creating meaningful local impact. The pipeline also contributes approximately $5 million each year in ad valorem taxes, directly benefiting the counties it serves. Swipe through for a look back at construction and the teamwork that brought this critical infrastructure online.

Severe winter weather is impacting parts of the country. The safety of people, both in the areas affected and those supporting operations, is our top priority. Our teams completed winter preparedness work last fall, well ahead of cold weather, and those plans are now being actively implemented. This proactive approach is part of how we operate year-round to help ensure our systems remain safe and reliable, even during extreme conditions. While our infrastructure is designed to perform in severe weather and we do not anticipate operational impacts at this time, we have taken additional precautions by staging extra crews at key locations and placing equipment on standby, including generators, hot-start engines, and steam trucks. Thank you to our operations teams working around the clock to help keep communities warm and energy moving safely during this challenging weather. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gGhXUSpA

On January 26, 2005, Energy Transfer Partners acquired Houston Pipeline Company from American Electric Power for $825 million. This strategic move significantly expanded our natural gas pipeline infrastructure and market presence. The acquisition was a key milestone in our growth strategy, strengthening our position as a leading midstream energy company and enhancing our ability to serve customers across the region. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gTwnFgTa

Multiple units of Blackstone Inc. are accused of fraud for profiting from natural gas liquids that Energy Transfer says should’ve gone to them, according to a lawsuit filed in Texas state court. -- Bloomberg Law Article: https://lnkd.in/grrhBP9e