At Energy Transfer, supporting the communities where we operate is a core part of who we are. Recently, that commitment was on display across Arizona, New Mexico and Texas along the proposed route of the Desert Southwest Pipeline.

Energy Transfer reported strong first quarter 2026 financial and operational results on May 5, highlighting new growth opportunities and the continued strength of the Partnership’s diversified asset base.

Earth Day is a global call to action for protecting the planet and its species. Since 1970, Earth Day has united the world in a shared mission of conservation – a commitment that Energy Transfer carries forward every day of the year.

Ten years ago this month, something remarkable happened along the Delaware River in Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania. A large vessel docked at Energy Transfer’s Marcus Hook Industrial Complex, but instead of bringing crude oil to the former refinery site, it was preparing to export a new kind of American energy to the world.

According to the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC), women now comprise 11.3% to 11.5% of the total construction workforce in the U.S.

Winter reliability begins hundreds of feet below ground at the Energy Transfer Marcus Hook Terminal. We store propane in large underground caverns, among the largest fuel storage facilities on the East Coast. 

Energy Transfer’s 2025 business and financial results, released on February 17, were characterized by co-CEO Mackie McCrea as a year defined by operational excellence and significant infrastructure expansion.

The 2026 Winter Olympics represent the pinnacle of human athletic achievement, but they also represent a triumph of materials science. While some call for a ‘fossil-free’ future for the Games, the reality on the ice and snow tells a different story.

As we get ready to close the book on 2025, it’s time to reflect on all the exciting developments of the past year. From game-changing data center agreements and major pipeline projects to prestigious industry awards and strategic sponsorships, 2025 was a year to remember.

As the AI revolution accelerates, Energy Transfer is rising to meet the demand. In a span of just two months, the Partnership announced three strategic agreements that solidify its position as a premier provider of natural gas for AI-driven data centers.

Safety is more than a priority at Energy Transfer – it’s a daily commitment. When our Operations Support Safety Team noticed a spike in preventable vehicle incidents (PVIs) midweek, they launched a creative solution: weekly safety reminders delivered straight to employees’ phones.

Veterans Day, observed annually on November 11, is a profound occasion for our nation to pause and express our deepest gratitude to all who have served in the United States Armed Forces.

On November 5, Energy Transfer reported its financial results for the third quarter 2025 with an earnings call hosted by co-CEOs Tom Long and Mackie McCrea.

At Energy Transfer, we’re already deep into winter preparations. Operating one of the largest pipeline networks in the country means preparing early and investing heavily in infrastructure, technology and personnel to ensure uninterrupted energy delivery, even in the harshest conditions.

Energy Transfer continues to set the standard for corporate reputation in the energy sector. According to RepTrak, Energy Transfer’s Q3 2025 Reputation Score reached 76.9 out of 100, placing it well above both industry and national benchmarks.

At Energy Transfer, our commitment to safety and environmental responsibility drives us to seek out and support technologies that enhance the integrity of our operations. One such innovation is the Falcon XL Aerial Methane Detection Technology, a solution we’ve proudly championed from its earliest stages.

Hurricanes are among the most powerful and destructive forces in nature, capable of unleashing sustained winds over 150 miles per hour, torrential rainfall and massive storm surges that can devastate entire communities. When hurricanes damage energy infrastructure, the consequences can be severe.

This year’s Corporate Responsibility Report includes details on record-setting safety performance, increased employee volunteerism and measurable progress to minimize our environmental footprint.