Energy Transfer LP Q3 FY2020 Earnings Call
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Business & Operational Highlights
- All production previously shut in due to weak commodity prices has returned online, with no performance degradation from affected wells.
- COVID-19 protocols remain effective; no disruptions to safe and reliable operations.
- FERC issued the Environmental Assessment for the Gulf Run Pipeline, a key milestone toward final project approval.
- Enable released its first-ever sustainability report, emphasizing environmental stewardship, methane reduction, pipeline safety, and community engagement.
- Strong contracting activity in the transportation and storage segment with 1.5 million dekatherms per day of new or extended contracts since September, averaging over 5 years in life.
- Construction began on the MASS project (100,000 Dth/d; 5-year commitment, in service Q2 2021) and the MRT Southbound Expansion entered service (80,000 Dth/d; 5-year commitment).
- Gathering & Processing: All shut-in volumes restored; 6 rigs active on Enable’s footprint; approximately 175 DUCs across Anadarko and Williston systems.
- Expansion of Anadarko crude gathering system into McLean County, Oklahoma; new customer added in Williston with a 7‑well pad connection completed.
Financial Performance
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