Drilling Technologies Unlocking Large Hydrocarbon Reserves in US: Investors Are Starting to Notice

Top Quote Recent innovations in hydraulic fracturing techniques have opened up large reserves of shale oil and gas in the United States. Corporations and master limited partnerships (MLPs) are investing large amounts of money to develop US' infrastructure to take advantage of this emerging global trend. End Quote
  • (1888PressRelease) October 26, 2011 - Over the past decade, oil and natural gas producers have improved on a number of drilling methods that have made available additional hydrocarbon reserves in numerous shale rock formations in the United States. The evolution of these technologies has completely changed the outlook for US electricity prices and a host of manufacturing industries that use natural gas for energy. Because most of America's gas infrastructure is owned by master limited partnerships (MLP), the equity group is expected to outperform the market should a global economic recovery ensue.

    The findings are the result of an ongoing investigation into the North American energy market by industry analysts, Elliott Gue and Roger Conrad, for their investment advisory service, MLP Profits. The findings are summarized in the updated version of the Investing in Master Limited Partnerships report -- one of the 12 special investment advisory reports currently available for free on Investing Daily.

    According to Roger Conrad, co-author of the special report, "growth in US unconventional gas (shale gas) production will result in myriad opportunities for MLPs to build new cash-producing assets and will kick off a new wave of distribution growth for the sector."

    "We felt that it was the right time to update our report on MLP investing because we want Americans to understand where our future supply of energy is going to come from. If you examine energy realities, you'll see that--barring a miraculous technological breakthrough that appears nowhere on the horizon--renewable-energy solutions are decades away" said Elliott Gue. "The smartest way to play the world's insatiable appetite for energy is with proven energy players, like those in the MLP space".

    In addition to updated analysis on the North American energy market, the report provides investors with a guide to investing in MLPs and covered several fundamental topics, including: tax benefits, MLP basics, and the industries in which MLPs operate, and has been updated to incorporate the authors' opinion that emerging opportunities in United States shale gas will be significant catalysts of growth for companies operating in the MLP sector.

    The updated report features nine MLP stock recommendations and profiles Regency Energy Partners' (NSDQ: RGNC) Haynesville shale gas expansion project.
    The report can be accessed by visiting http://www.investingdaily.com/glp/31305/Master-Limited-Partnerships-Best-MLPs-to-Own-Now.html

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    MLPs are limited partnerships (LPs) that trade on the major exchanges just like any stock. Unlike regular corporations, MLPs don't pay any corporate-level tax. Instead, these partnerships pass through the majority of their income to investors in the form of regular quarterly distributions. As a result, master limited partnerships (MLPs) offer investors a simple value proposition: tax-advantaged high yields and strong recession-resistant growth potential.
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