All Brands Owned by Enterprise Products Partners L.P.

What does Enterprise Products own?
Enterprise owns more than 50,000 miles of pipelines, the Mont Belvieu NGL fractionation complex, natural gas processing plants, roughly 14 billion cubic feet of gas storage, over 300 million barrels of liquids storage, and Gulf Coast export terminals including the Enterprise Hydrocarbon Terminal and ethane export docks.

Is Enterprise Products publicly traded?
Yes. Enterprise Products Partners trades on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker EPD. It is structured as a master limited partnership, so investors buy common units and receive K-1 tax forms rather than holding corporate shares.

Who founded Enterprise Products?
Dan L. Duncan founded Enterprise in Houston in 1968, starting with two trucks selling natural gas liquids. He built it into one of America's largest energy infrastructure businesses before his death in 2010, and his family's entities retain control of the general partner.

Where is Enterprise Products headquartered?
Enterprise Products Partners is headquartered in Houston, Texas, where it was founded. Its operational center of gravity is the Texas Gulf Coast, including the Mont Belvieu complex east of Houston and export terminals on the Houston Ship Channel.

How many brands does Enterprise Products own?
Enterprise operates under a single master brand rather than a portfolio of consumer names. Its facilities and joint ventures carry the Enterprise identity, including the Mont Belvieu complex, Enterprise Hydrocarbon Terminal, and the SPOT export project.

Who owns Enterprise Products Partners?
Public unitholders own the limited partner interests, while control of the general partner, Enterprise Products Holdings LLC, rests with entities tied to the Duncan family. Jim Teague and Randy Fowler serve as co-chief executives of the general partner.