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Energy Transfer forms with about 200 miles of
natural gas pipelines in
East Texas and 20
employees.
Energy Transfer
expands assets to
approximately 3,400 miles of natural gas
pipelines in Louisiana and Texas.
1995
2002
The Story of Energy Transfer
Energy Transfer acquires TUFCO and ET Fuel
Systems, creating a solid asset platform in the
Barnett Shale.
Energy Transfer acquires Houston Pipeline System.
2004
2005
Energy Transfer obtains its first interstate
pipeline with the acquisition of Transwestern
Pipeline and expands to more than 14,000
miles of natural gas pipeline and
564 employees.
Energy Transfer
completes the first
42” natural gas
pipeline in Texas.
2006
2007
Energy Transfer begins its rapid expansion
into natural gas liquids through the acquisition
of LDH Energy (now Lone Star NGL) and
organic growth projects in the Eagle Ford
Shale. Has more than 2,472 employees and
assets in multiple emerging shale plays.
2010
Energy Transfer acquires Sunoco, Southern
Union, and Sunoco Logistics. Further diversifies
business to more than 63,000 miles of natural
gas, NGL, crude, and refined products pipelines.
Has approximately 14,000 employees.
2012
Sunoco get its start and emerged
as one of Ohio’s leading suppliers of crude oil.
Sunoco becomes Sun Oil
Company of Ohio and was
producing, transporting and
storing oil as well as refining,
shipping and marketing
petroleum products.
1886
1890
Sunoco Logistics Partners L.P. forms as a
publicly traded partnership, owning and
operating a diverse mix of crude oil and
refined products pipelines, terminalling and
storage facilities.
1920
Sunoco joins the Energy Transfer family.
2012
Energy Transfer Partners
Southern Union has 2,200 employees,
providing natural gas to 71 communities in
Texas, Arizona, New Mexico,
and Colorado.
1929
1959
Southern Union Gas Company of Texas
becomes Southern Union Company (SUG).
1976
Southern Union acquires Panhandle Energy with
more than 15,000
miles of interstate
pipelines serving
major markets
in the Southeast,
Midwest and
Great Lakes region.
Southern Union joins the Energy Transfer family.
2003
2012
Southern Union Gas Company of Texas was
formed as a utility holding company.
Sunoco
Southern Union