How Hurricanes Can Impact The Energy Sector

Hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico can interrupt offshore energy production, which can be supportive for oil prices. Hurricanes pose a risk to energy assets along the Gulf Coast. Exports and offshore pipelines can be impacted. Refineries may shut down or reduce rates during hurricanes, leading to higher gasoline and diesel prices.

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TYG: Distribution Boost Could Be Ahead

FERC's Oil Pipeline Index And Rising Pipeline Rates

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Tortoise reports unaudited NAV for TYG, NTG, TTP, NDP and TPZ as of June 2024

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How Consolidation Has Changed The Midstream Landscape

TYG: Improving Fundamentals And Strong Recent Performance

Tortoise Energy Infrastructure Corporation (TYG) is a closed-end fund providing exposure to midstream master limited partnerships and energy corporations. The fund's yield of 8.44% is competitive but lower than some peers. Recent reports indicate the fundamentals for oil and gas are stronger than commonly believed. The TYG CEF has outperformed indices and peers recently.

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CEM: A Good Midstream Fund, If The Yield Is High Enough For You

ClearBridge MLP and Midstream Fund Inc. Offers exposure to energy infrastructure companies without K-1 forms, suitable for tax-advantaged accounts. The fund has a lower yield than its peers but has shown strong performance, outperforming the S&P 500 Index over one and three years. The ClearBridge Fund has a 6.44% yield but has outperformed its peers over the past year.

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Tortoise Energy Announces Executive Leadership Changes

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ETFs, CEFs And More: MLP Investment Products Evolve

Over 130 MLP/midstream investment products have been launched since 2004 across closed-end funds, ETFs, and exchange-traded notes. MLP investment options have evolved as the midstream space has shifted more toward corporations and the number of MLPs has declined. In the MLP space, there are two types of funds - those that own MLPs and are taxed as corporations and those structured as regulated investment companies.

Midstream/MLPs: AI Adds To Positive Natural Gas Outlook

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NTG: An MLP Closed-End Fund With Attractive Low-Cost Leverage