Energy Transfer LP Common Units (ET)

The midstream company is still an evergreen investment.

Energy Transfer has a 7.3% yield and expects distribution growth of 3% to 5%.

If you're searching for dividend stocks in the energy sector, these two stocks are solid choices.

These three boring energy businesses have yields of up to 7.2%, which is pretty exciting.

Energy Transfer offers a high-yielding income stream.

Energy Transfer is off to a great start in 2026.

Based in Dallas, this high-yielder has a lot to offer dividend investors, but it comes with some baggage.

These birds of a feather can add reliable income to your nest egg.

Energy is an often overlooked but invaluable sector that can pay very well for your portfolio.

If you don't mind boring stocks, this trio of high yielders could be solid income picks in 2026.

Energy Transfer and Enterprise Products Partners have similar distribution growth rates, but one has a higher yield.

These investments generate growing streams of passive income.

Both businesses are ideally suited to support reliable dividend payments.

Energy Transfer pays its investors very well.

Energy Transfer has turned over a new leaf, with slow, steady distribution growth as its new goal.

The asset management firm added 855,000 shares.

This fund makes it easy to invest in high-yielding MLPs.

Some income investors might overlook this midstream energy stock. But they shouldn't.

Energy Transfer has a 7.3% yield and plans to grow its distribution at a slow, steady pace.

Energy Transfer generates strong cash flows to back its lofty 7.5% yield, but is that enough to make it a buy?

This pipeline operator has a high dividend yield and has scored some big deals with major technology companies over the last year.

Energy Transfer certainly has the fuel to enrich investors in the future.

You won't have to trade off growth for income with this midstream energy ETF.

Energy Transfer and Western Midstream look like great stocks to buy for income-oriented investors.