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•3 Energy Pipeline Stocks Set to Benefit From Artificial Intelligence (AI) in 2025
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Companies in the energy midstream space are poised to get a nice boost because AI training and inference are very energy-intensive endeavors.
According to Bank of America , electricity demand for data centers is forecast to rise between 10% to 15% a year between now and 2030 and could make up 5% of all worldwide power demand in 2030 .
Let's look at three midstream companies that are very well-positioned to take advantage of the increasing power demands stemming from AI .
Energy Transfer , Enterprise Products Partners, and Williams all have strong growth ahead from increasing natural gas demand.
At the same time, the stocks are relatively cheap on a historical basis.
All three stocks also have solid yields, with Energy Transfer having a 6.6% forward yield.
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