U.S. energy pipeline partnerships have staged a remarkable comeback over the past 12 months on expectations that recovering oil prices will feed a massive increase in shale production.
The pipeline operators, also known as master limited partnerships, or MLPs, may have more room to run, as long as oil prices per barrel stay in the $50s or higher, according to Darin Turner, a portfolio manager at Invesco Real Estate.
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