- Energy Transfer Partners (NYSE:ETP) +4.2% after-hours as Q4 earnings crush analyst expectations and revenues rise by nearly a third from the year-ago quarter to $8.6B, also easily beating estimates.
- ETP says adjusted EBITDA for the quarter totaled $1.94B, up 30% Y/Y, reflecting significantly higher results from the midstream and crude oil transportation and services segments; distributable cash flow of $1.2B rose from $960M compared to the same period last year.
- Distribution coverage ratio of 1.3x; without IDRs, distribution coverage of ~1.1x.
- Energy Transfer Equity (NYSE:ETE) +4.6% after-hours despite missing its Q4 earnings and revenue estimates.
- Separately, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission today authorized the start-up of the Rover pipeline's Mainline Compressor Station 2 in Ohio, raising total project capacity to ~2B cf/day as the designed 3.25B cf/day project readies for full service later this year.
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