Midstream Energy Stocks
Infrastructure providers and logistics operators bridge the gap between upstream production and downstream consumption through the transport, storage, and processing of hydrocarbons. Revenue models typically rely on fee-based, long-term contracts that provide stable cash flows and insulation from commodity price volatility, though volume risks remain tied to regional drilling activity.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Midstream Energy has 25 US-listed companies worth $723B combined. The median member moved +0.9% over the past week; PAA led at +5.5% and KGS trailed at -6.1%.
Companies in Midstream Energy
- MPC – Marathon Petroleum Corp, $128B
- PSX – Phillips 66, $114B
- EPD – Enterprise Products Partners LP, $78.9B
- KMI – Kinder Morgan Inc, $75B
- ET – Energy Transfer LP, $69B
- TRP – TC Energy Corp, $64.9B
- OXY – Occidental Petroleum Corporation, $64.1B
- WES – Western Midstream Partners LP, $18.4B
- PAA – Plains All American Pipeline LP, $18.3B
- SUN – Sunoco LP, $13.8B
- DTM – DT Midstream Inc, $12.6B
- AR – Antero Resources Corp, $12.3B
- KNTK – Kinetik Holdings Inc, $9.4B
- MTDR – Matador Resources Company, $7.1B
- PAGP – Plains GP Holdings LP, $6.4B
- HESM – Hess Midstream Partners LP, $6.2B
- CNX – CNX Resources Corp, $5.3B
- KGS – Kodiak Gas Services, Inc., $5B
- TGS – Transportadora de Gas del Sur SA ADR, $3.9B
- SUNC – SunocoCorp LLC, $3.7B
- NGL – NGL Energy Partners LP, $1.9B
- GLP – Global Partners LP, $1.7B
- DMLP – Dorchester Minerals LP, $1.4B
- XIFR – XPLR Infrastructure LP Unit, $980M
- SMC – Summit Midstream Corporation, $451M