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Key Financial Data

1. Energy Transfer's total operating revenue was US$19.541 billion as of December 31, 2024, a decrease of approximately 4.42% compared to US$20.532 billion as of December 31, 2023.

2. The decrease in revenue may be attributed to market demand fluctuations, price volatility, operational inefficiencies, increased competition, and the impact of special events.

3. The company also faces challenges including declining profitability and the equipment adjustment period of new production lines.

Peer Comparison

1. Industry-wide analysis: The energy industry faced pressure in 2024, with a noticeable decline in the operating revenue of traditional energy companies, mainly due to the global energy transition and the rise of renewable energy.

2. Peer evaluation analysis: Energy Transfer's operating revenue decline was moderate, while some competitors achieved revenue growth through better operational strategies, indicating that the company needs to adjust its market strategy to compete.

Summary

Energy Transfer's operating revenue decline is mainly related to market demand fluctuations, price volatility, and operational efficiency. The challenges the company faces reflect the overall pressure on the energy industry, especially for traditional energy companies that must reposition themselves to remain competitive in the context of the rise of renewable energy.

Opportunities

1. Energy Transfer can improve its profitability by optimizing operational efficiency and cost control.

2. The company's agreement with CloudBurst provides growth opportunities in the natural gas market, particularly in the development of AI data centers.

3. With increased grid investments, Energy Transfer can seek cooperation and development in the power equipment market.

Risks

1. Adverse macroeconomic changes may lead to increased operating costs, further compressing profit margins.

2. Changes in the new energy industry policy may put pressure on the demand for traditional energy, affecting the company's performance.

3. Increased competition may lead to a decline in market share, affecting the company's revenue and profitability.