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Antero Midstream Partners
(AM)
A December2014 IPO, Antero was
formed by Antero Resources Corporation (ARC), which operates exclusively
in the Marcellus and Utica regions, to develop and operate midstream
resources needed to support ARC's transportation requirements.
EnLink Midstream (ENLC)
Enlink Midstream acquired its
subsidiary Enlink Midstream Partners (ENLK) in 2018. Operates midstream
energy services in the
Permian Basin, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and North Texas,
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Rice Midstream Partners (RMP)
A December 2014 IPO, Rice owns natural gas
pipelines and associated assets in the Appalachian Basin. Rice Energy
(RICE), its general partner, is its major customer. General partner
holds 50% of common units and owns incentive distribution rights
starting at 15% when distribution hits $0.2156/unit and topping out at
50% when distributions hit $0.2813/unit.
Spectra Energy Partners
(SEP)
Owns more than 17,000 miles of natural gas pipelines and
storage facilities. Spectra Energy (SE) is general partner.
TC
Pipelines (TCP)
Formed by TransCanada
Pipelines to acquire and operate U.S.-based natural gas pipeline
systems. General partner is TransCanada Corporation
Western Gas Partners (WES)
Formed
by Anadarko Petroleum, Western is in the business of gathering,
compressing, processing, treating and transporting natural gas for
Anadarko and other producers.
Williams Partners LP (WPZ)
Owns natural gas gathering and processing assets in in the U.S.
Rocky Mountains and both onshore and offshore along the Gulf of Mexico.
Williams (WMB) is the general-partner. WPZ had agreed to be acquired
by WMB in 2015, but that deal was canceled when WMB agreed to be
acquired by Energy Transfer Equity, but that acquisition didn't happen.
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