Energy Transfer

Press Release: https://lnkd.in/e8qXf7Ra Energy Transfer LP (Texas Stock Exchange, TXSE: ET) and Vaquero Midstream LLC (Vaquero) announced today that the parties have entered into a definitive agreement pursuant to which Energy Transfer will acquire Vaquero in a bolt-on transaction valued at approximately $2.625 billion. The transaction consideration will consist of $1.95 billion in cash and approximately 33.3 million newly issued Energy Transfer common units. The acquisition is expected to close in the 4th quarter 2026, subject to regulatory approval and customary closing conditions. Highlights: • Expands and enhances Energy Transfer’s integrated natural gas gathering and processing network • Provides growing on-system volumes for downstream natural gas and NGL infrastructure • Includes three natural gas processing plants with a total capacity of approximately 675 MMcf/d • Supported by high-quality customers with an average contract life of approximately 10 years • Immediately accretive to Distributable Cash Flow (DCF) per common unit The Vaquero assets are already interconnected with Energy Transfer's downstream natural gas and NGL infrastructure, creating benefits across the partnership's value chain. This connectivity is expected to generate incremental revenue opportunities through pipeline transportation, fractionation, terminalling, and export services.

For National Child Health Month, we're highlighting the construction of the new pediatric campus in Dallas by The Children's Health Foundation and UT Southwestern Medical Center. Earlier this year, Energy Transfer donated $15 million for the facility, the largest philanthropic donation in our company’s history. We’re honored to help create spaces that bring healing, comfort, and hope to children and families when they need it most.

An exciting day for Energy Transfer and for Texas capital markets.

This week on #WorksitesWednesday, we are spotlighting the Rex Booster Compressor Station located in Powhatan, Ohio. Rex Booster was built and commissioned in 2015 with a max capacity flow rate of 1.4bcf. The station consists of 3- 3616’s Cat engines driving 3- JGC Aerial compressors and 1- CM34 engine driving a KBZ Aerial compressor. The total horsepower for the facility is 22,050hp. Rex Booster is a key compressor station in the region, delivering natural gas to Tallgrass and EQT. #RexBooster

We’re proud to share Energy Transfer’s 2025 Corporate Responsibility Report, highlighting another year of strong performance, strategic growth and meaningful impact. From achieving a Partnership-record $16 billion in adjusted EBITDA and record-setting safety performance to investing in innovative technologies, environmental stewardship and the communities where we operate, this report reflects our ongoing commitment to delivering value responsibly. In 2025, we: ✅ Achieved our lowest OSHA Total Recordable Injury Rate in company history. ✅ Donated a record $11.48 million to 382 nonprofit organizations. ✅ Volunteered more than 5,800 employee hours in our communities. ✅ Increased carbon capture efforts by nearly 46% over 2024. ✅ Moved record volumes across our extensive energy network serving customers around the globe. These accomplishments are made possible by the dedication of our more than 22,000 employees who continue to drive our success every day.

We're proud to celebrate Senior Director of Commercial Operations Ed Troutman, who has been honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Natural Gas and Energy Association of Oklahoma. NGEAO's highest honor, the award recognizes Ed's decades of leadership and service to the industry, including more than 30 years of involvement with the association and two terms on its Board of Directors. Since NGEAO was founded in 1966, only 12 individuals have received this distinction. We're excited to see Ed recognized among this remarkable group of industry leaders.

This National Public Lands Day, we’re celebrating the many ways Energy Transfer employees and partners are helping protect natural spaces, restore habitats and strengthen communities across the country. 🦆 We’ve donated $5.25 million to Ducks Unlimited over the years to support large-scale conservation of wildlife management areas in Louisiana, Texas and Ohio. 🌳 In Shreveport, Louisiana, we planted 161 trees at J.S. Clark Elementary, a Title I school, helping launch its Nature Campus initiative focused on food literacy and hands-on learning. 🌿 In Port Arthur, Texas, we planted 120 native trees and shrubs at Adams Park, engaging students from two neighboring schools in lessons on air quality and biodiversity. 🌱 Each year, we partner with Texas Trees Foundation in Dallas and Trees for Houston on plantings at schools and parks in low-income neighborhoods, totaling over $150,000 annually. 🌲 We’ve also contributed $300,000 to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) to help restore, enhance and protect longleaf pine forests in East Texas and Louisiana. 🐟 And every spring around Earth Day, employees clean up trash and build fish habitat structures that support the aquatic ecosystem at Raystown Lake in Pennsylvania. From restoring habitats to planting trees and engaging the next generation, we’re proud to invest in conservation and help preserve our natural resources for generations to come. #NationalPublicLandsDay #ItTakesEnergy #Conservation #CommunityImpact #NatureBasedSolutions

Watching the Presidents Cup this week! As a proud Global Partner of the 2026 Presidents Cup, Energy Transfer is highlighting the important role natural gas and petroleum products play in the game of golf and in everyday life. From golf equipment and apparel to fertilizers and course maintenance, energy helps power every round. Learn more about the energy behind the game: https://ittakesenergy.com #PresidentsCup #PresidentsCup2026 #EnergyTransfer #NaturalGas #Golf #TheEnergyBehindEveryRound

Big news we’re proud to share! We recently donated $2.2 million to UT MD Anderson to support critical pediatric cancer research. These funds were raised through our annual workplace giving campaign, which has now contributed more than $21 million to UT MD Anderson since 2014. We’re honored to support research and care that brings hope to children and families facing cancer. https://lnkd.in/e5egKBDX