Stacey Morris is the Associate Director of Marketing 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.
US Energy Exports: How MLPs Help Meet Growing Demand in Asia
As US oil and natural gas production grows, the end destination for these hydrocarbons will increasingly be overseas. Energy infrastructure will be needed to support exports, providing growth...
Is Self-Funding an MLP Pipe Dream?
Self-funding has become a buzzword in the MLP space, but is it really translating to MLPs’ capital plans? In today’s post, we discuss the reasons MLPs are shifting towards self-funding and examples of...
The Permian: Is Producer Pain Midstream’s Gain?
Having received several questions on the Permian Basin lately, we’ll dive into what’s been going on with production and price differentials, when pipeline capacity is expected to be added, and what it...
Are MLPs Really Disappearing?
Are MLPs facing extinction? It seems premature to make the call that we’re seeing a wholesale conversion from the MLP to C-Corp model, but the midstream space is evolving and that has implications for...
Storage, Oil Backwardation, and Implications for MLPs
With the shift in the oil curve from contango to backwardation, storage has been more in focus lately. Today we’re discussing oil storage, oil curve backwardation, and the implications for MLPs with...
Distribution Coverage: Perhaps a Pleasant Surprise?
How do coverage ratios look for AMZI constituents? You may be pleasantly surprised at the data for 4Q17 and 4Q16.