Stacey Morris is the Director of Energy Research at Alerian, which equips investors to make informed decisions about Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs) and energy infrastructure. Ms. Morris engages with the investment community to increase awareness of the Alerian Index Series and support broader understanding of the role that midstream assets play in North American energy markets. Ms. Morris was previously the Investor Relations Manager for Alon USA Energy, overseeing investor communications for the corporation and its variable distribution MLP, Alon USA Partners. Prior to Alon, she covered the integrated majors and refiners at Raymond James as a Senior Associate in the firm’s Equity Research Division. Ms. Morris graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Stetson University, and is a CFA charterholder.
Bye, Bye, Bye (MLPs) Part 3: What’s an Investor to Do?
In today’s post, we break down what the changes in the MLP space mean for MLP investors and whether MLP investors should be concerned based on their investment objective. We also discuss the broader...
Bye, Bye, Bye (MLPs) Part 2: Who Could Be Saying Bye?
In part 2, we look at those MLPs that are potential candidates for reorganization. Specifically, we discuss MLPs that have made comments about simplification, structure, or addressing incentive...
Bye, Bye, Bye (MLPs) Part 1: Who’s Saying Bye and Why?
There have been several developments since we last wrote on the topic of MLPs disappearing and much to discuss. In today’s post, we digest the reorganization announcements seen this year, the...
FERC Finalized Rule Positive for MLPs; Cue the Relief Rally
FERC finalized its policy rule for natural gas pipelines as it relates to tax changes yesterday after market close. The final rule provides additional clarity and is also less punitive towards MLPs...
US LNG Exports Part 2: How Do LNG Exports Benefit Midstream?
In today’s post, we discuss how LNG exports increase infrastructure demand. We also discuss how LNG exports facilitate natural gas production growth, with broad benefits for midstream companies and...
US LNG Exports Part 1: Capacity Jumping in 2019, but Will There Be Enough?
The US is on the brink of adding significant LNG export capacity next year and becoming a sizable player in the global LNG market, but will US LNG exports be enough for a global market facing a...