America’s Institutional Energy Infrastructure

July 22, 2015

Government regulated investment structures called Master Limited Partnerships are exclusive to oil, natural gas, and coal. Should this structure be expanded to renewable energy? 

Editor’s Note: The Millennial Voices series is written by and for Millennials to foster nonpartisan discussion. Chad Dixon is an Operator at Viridity Energy. The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.


Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs) are publicly traded, exclusive investment structures available to a select few fossil fuel energy sources. America’s path to a clean energy future starts with leveling the institutional playing field. Editor’s Note: The Millennial Voices series is written by and for Millennials to foster nonpartisan discussion. Chad Dixon is an Operator at Viridity Energy. The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.

Source: Office of Senator Chris Coons (D-DE)

Rep. Sara Jacobs

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