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Enbridge Energy Partners, L.P. (the “Partnership”), headquartered in Houston, is a leader in energy transportation, delivering crude oil, liquid petroleum and natural gas and operating natural gas midstream businesses in the Mid-Continent and Gulf Coast regions of the United States. The Partnership’s Liquids Pipelines segment is conducted in large part through ownership of the U.S. portion of the world’s longest liquid petroleum pipeline, which transports crude oil and natural gas liquids primarily from reserves in western Canada to refining centers in the Midwest and Ontario, Canada. The Natural Gas Transportation segment consists of gathering, transmission, processing, treating and marketing subsidiaries operating in the Mid-Continent and Gulf Coast regions.

Liquids Pipelines

Gas Transportation

Expansion Projects

The Partnership’s units trade on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the symbol EEP. Shares of Enbridge Energy Management, L.L.C., which manages the business and affairs of the Partnership, trade on the NYSE under the symbol EEQ. Enbridge Inc. (“Enbridge”), based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, holds a 27 percent interest in the Partnership through its U.S. subsidiary Enbridge Energy Company, Inc. (the general partner of the Partnership). Enbridge Energy Management, L.L.C., together with approximately 80,000 unitholders, owns the remaining interests. Enbridge Inc. trades on the NYSE and the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) under the symbol ENB.

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HOUSTON, TEXAS, Jul 26, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) --

Enbridge Energy Partners, L.P. (NYSE: EEP) (the "Partnership") reported today that a pipeline on its Lakehead System leaked at approximately 9:45 a.m. CDT near the company's Marshall, Mich., pump station. Initial estimates are that approximately 19,500 barrels of crude oil may have been released as a result. The pipeline was shut down and isolation valves were closed, stopping the source of the oil.

No one was injured. Oil was released into a creek; the affected creek is a tributary of the Kalamazoo River, and Enbridge confirms that oil has entered the river. Enbridge crews, complemented by contract resources, were immediately dispatched to the site and are deploying oil skimmers and absorbent booms on the creek and river to minimize environmental impacts.

"Enbridge is treating this situation as a top priority," said Terrance McGill, President of the Partnership. "We are bringing all available resources to bear -- ranging from emergency response and containment personnel to environment and water quality specialists.

"Safety is a top priority and the Partnership will do our utmost to minimize the impact on the environment, neighboring landowners and communities. Enbridge's environmental response team is working closely with local agencies and all emergency officials to complete the clean up as quickly as possible."

Enbridge has notified and is working with the appropriate regulators and emergency officials. The cause of the release has not been determined and is being investigated.

At this time, Enbridge does not have an estimated time for restart of the line.

Line 6B is a 30-inch, 190,000 bpd line transporting light synthetics, heavy and medium crude oil from Griffith, Indiana to Sarnia, Ontario. It is part of the Partnership's Lakehead System.

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MARSHALL, MICHIGAN, Aug 03, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) --

Excerpt from Joint News Conference, 3 p.m. Eastern Time, August 3, 2010

Marshall, Michigan.

Patrick Daniel, President & CEO, Enbridge Inc.

I have just come back from visiting two sites along the river, and we are making very good progress with regard to spill clean-up.

There is a remarkable improvement in the quality of the water along the river.

The shoreline clean-up is also now well under way, but we still have a lot of work to do

I want to emphasize what I have from the outset, that we are going to make this right, and that we are responsible.

I have said before in prior calls that no one has to sue Enbridge to be kept whole. We will pay all legitimate damages to people affected by this spill.

We are now working with people who have been affected and we are addressing their individual damages.

I had many conversations, last night in particular at the community meeting, and people were very gracious and very constructive throughout that meeting and outside that meeting.

One issue that came up repeatedly, and it came up in the earlier session here today, was in regards to home values.

This is just one example of the kind of thing that I heard last night. One couple in the evacuation zone had retired and listed their home a month ago for sale. They want to move to a place where they have chosen to retire.

Enbridge does not want people in that directly affected area to be financially disadvantaged by the spill.

And to ensure that does not happen, and because we are absolutely convinced there will be no diminution in value either in the red zone or the area 200 feet on either side of the river, we're going to offer a couple of different options to homeowners in the area.

So people who are within the red zone identified by the county health authority, or within 200 feet of the river, and who had put their homes up for sale before the spill, we will buy those homes at full list price.

For people who own homes within the same area, who are concerned with regard to reduction in value or simply want to move as a result of the spill, we will provide them with an option to purchase their homes at the appraised value before the spill.

This offer is going to be open for at least a year and we will discuss longer terms if required.

And again, I am making these offers to people who live in the red zone or within 200 feet of the river. We're going to stand by the people of this area with a guaranteed offer to ensure that no one comes in to offer them a price for their home at an unfairly low price. That isn't right and we won't let it happen.

To others outside this zone, if you believe you've also been affected by the spill, I invite you to come and talk with us. We're going to consider your request on a case-by-case basis as we go forward.

We now have two options for people to reach us in addition to the hotline. We have Enbridge Community Centers that we are opening in Battle Creek and in Marshall.

We expect the Battle Creek center to be open tomorrow, and that's subject to approval of the Unified Command.

We also expect to open Marshall center this week, so we will also have two store front ways for people to approach us.

With that very quick summary I would like now to turn it over to Steve Wuori to provide a little more detail on the cleanup and our progress along the river.

Steve Wuori, Executive Vice President, Liquids Pipelines, Enbridge Pipelines Inc.

Thank you, Pat. Good afternoon again everyone. I'll just provide a few details and try not to dislocate what we've already heard earlier from Mark of EPA.

First of all, with regards to volume, the best estimate that we have in doing the water well cut and looking at what the crude oil portion of the total removed volume is the estimate that we currently have is 13,000 barrels have now been removed.

Most of what we have managed in the past two days has come directly from the spill site, the more heavily oiled area. There actually is very little volume of oil coming off of the river and what we are adding from this point on is mostly oil that never did reach the Talmadge Creek or the Kalamazoo River.

On the shoreline Pat mentioned that we did visit a couple of sites, just a couple of hours ago. We are continuing with water washing and looking at the best techniques to make the most effective use of water washing up near where the Talmadge Creek comes into the Kalamazoo River and also near the Ceresco Dam.

There is a large - for those that are interested in the more specific geography - there is a large area of lily ponds in a calm area of water just upstream of the dam on the south side

We are looking today at moving that off and beginning the washing of lily pads in that area and also doing some shoreline washing on the banks of the north side.

Elsewhere, we are mostly dealing with sheen and as we heard, a lot of absorbent boom and absorbent pads are being used to soak up sheen.

At the spill site itself, we do have the need for more extensive de-watering. It is very wet and so therefore we're working through Unified Command to come up with the right plan for the more extensive de-watering that's necessary for proper disposal of that water as we look to do the final excavation on the pipe and removal of the damaged section.

And that concludes my report for the day.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.928.992 von R-BgO am 04.08.10 18:11:43

http://response.enbridgeus.com/response/

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.929.012 von R-BgO am 04.08.10 18:14:34

aus dem CC, ist schon eine anderer Stil als "I want my life back.":


Pat Daniel
Thank you, Vern. Good morning, everyone, and thank you for joining us for the review of our second quarter results.
Before we get into our Q2 numbers, I want to address our continuing response to the leak on our 6B pipeline near
Marshall, Michigan. Put simply, this is a serious incident and we are treating it as a top priority not just within
Enbridge Energy Partners but of course across the Enbridge organization.
I'm currently in Battle Creek, Michigan near the leak site with the Enbridge emergency response teams that are
working to get on top of the situation. You can find the details and the latest information regarding the leak and our
response on the Enbridge Energy Partners’ Web site, but I'm going to give you just a very high-level overview here
this morning.
By way of background, on the morning of July 26, we had the leak from line 6B. Our initial estimate showed that
about 19,500 barrels of oil leaked and oil entered a local tributary to the Kalamazoo River and then into the river
itself.
We are dedicating all of the resources necessary to contain and begin cleanup of this leak and we are working very
closely with local state and federal regulators and emergency response authorities under what is referred to us a
unified command structure. Our emergency response teams are working round-the-clock to contain this leak and
begin to clean up the oil.
As always, of course, the safety of people and the protection of the environment and wild life are our highest
priorities. We are working with the US Environment Protection Agency, the Michigan Department of Environmental
Quality to assess the impacts of the leak. We also will work closely with them and with the community to complete
the environmental cleanup to their satisfaction and to our highest standards.
As I committed earlier, Enbridge will do what it takes to make this right. We are also working with federal and state
authorities to investigate and determine the cause of the leak and we do not expect to know that cause for several
weeks.
As Vern indicated, we will be holding a press conference about the incident in Marshall following this call at 10:30
Eastern Time, and I encourage you to phone in if you would like further details about the leak and Enbridge’s
response to that.
So with that brief overview, what I would like to do now is to proceed to our quarterly results...

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HOUSTON, TX -- (Marketwire) -- 11/10/10 -- Enbridge Energy Partners, L.P. (NYSE: EEP) ("Enbridge Partners" or "the Partnership") announced today that it has priced an underwritten public offering of 5.2 million of its Class A Common Units at a price to the public of $60.12 per unit. The offering is expected to close on November 15, 2010.

Enbridge Partners also granted the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 780,000 Class A Common Units to cover any over-allotments.

The Partnership expects net proceeds from the offering will be approximately $302 million. Net proceeds will be used to repay a portion of its outstanding commercial paper and any credit facility borrowings that were used to finance a portion of its acquisition of the entities that comprise the Elk City Gathering and Processing System and to fund a portion of its capital expansion projects.

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Enbridge Energy Partners Announces Two-for-One Unit Split
HOUSTON, TX, Feb 22, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) --

Enbridge Energy Partners, L.P. (NYSE: EEP) ("Enbridge Partners" or "the Partnership") today announced a two-for-one split of the Partnership's Common Units and I-Units. Correspondingly, Enbridge Energy Management, L.L.C. (NYSE: EEQ) also announced a two-for-one split of its Listed Shares and Voting Shares.

"This two-for-one split, the first for our Partnership's units, reflects the Board's and Management's continuing confidence in the Partnership's business fundamentals and ability to deliver solid earnings and cash flow in the future. Within the last year we have completed the Alberta Clipper project, acquired the Elk City gathering and processing assets and secured additional organic growth projects around our existing infrastructure," said Mark Maki, President of the Partnership's management company. "The split should make the Partnership's common units more accessible to certain investors and should enhance liquidity for our unit holders."

The two-for-one split will be effected on April 21, 2011 by a distribution of one unit for each unit outstanding and held by holders of record on April 7, 2011. Enbridge Energy Management will distribute one Listed Share for each Listed Share and one Voting Share for each Voting Share outstanding.

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1/30/2013 4:01:07 PM

HOUSTON, TX -- (MARKETWIRE) -- 01/30/13 -- Enbridge Energy Partners, L.P. (NYSE: EEP) ("Enbridge Partners" or "the Partnership") today declared a cash distribution of $0.5435 per unit payable February 14, 2013 to unitholders of record on February 7, 2013.

Enbridge Energy Management Distribution
Enbridge Energy Management, L.L.C. (NYSE: EEQ) ("Enbridge Management") today declared a distribution of $0.5435 per share payable on February 14, 2013 to shareholders of record on February 7, 2013. The distribution will be paid in the form of additional shares of Enbridge Management valued at the average closing price of the shares for the 10 trading days prior to the ex-dividend date on February 5, 2013.

Management Review of 2012 Results of Operations and 2013 Financial Guidance
The Partnership will host a conference call at 10 a.m. Eastern Time on Thursday, February 14, 2013 to review its fourth quarter earnings and present its 2013 financial guidance. The call will be webcast live over the internet and may be accessed on the Partnership's website under "Events and Presentations" or directly at http://www.media-server.com/m/p/7sorrxmc.

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Nettoergebnis 2013 war mal wieder negativ;

Ausschüttung trotzdem derzeit 5%

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aktuell 58,3c Ausschüttung pro Quartal

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EXIT wegen:

So ein Scheiß!

Der deutsche Fiskus läuft wieder mal Amok.

Habe anläßlich umfangreicher Nachbuchungen von comdirect erfahren, dass Monsieur le Schäuble per Schreiben vom 18.1.2016 folgendes erließ:

"Einkommensteuerrechtliche Behandlung der Erträge aus einer Limited Liability Company (LLC), Limited Partnership (LP) oder einer Master Limited Partnership (MLP)

Bestimmte Gesellschaften - beispielsweise in der Rechtsform einer LLC, LP oder einer MLP -, deren Anteile als depotfähige Wertpapiere an einer Börse gehandelt werden, können nach ausländischem Steuerrecht ein Wahlrecht zur Besteuerung als Kapital- oder Personenge- sellschaft haben. Erträge aus solchen Gesellschaften sind für das Steuerabzugsverfahren auch dann als Dividendenerträge i. S. des § 20 Absatz 1 Nummer 1 EStG zu behandeln, wenn nach ausländischem Steuerrecht zur Besteuerung als Personengesellschaft optiert wurde.

Die Anrechnung der ausländischen Quellensteuer findet allein im Veranlagungsverfahren statt. Hinsichtlich der steuerlichen Einordnung beispielsweise einer LLC, LP oder einer MLP als Personengesellschaft oder Kapitalgesellschaft gelten die Grundsätze des BMF-Schreibens vom 19. März 2004 (BStBl I S. 411) unter Berücksichtigung der Ausführungen in Textzif- fer 1.2 des BMF-Schreibens vom 26. September 2014 (BStBl I S. 1258)."


Ergebnis:
Von 100% Distribution lassen die Amis eh' schon nur 60,4% durch und davon tun sich unsere nochmal 26,375% weg. Es bleiben also 34%, die Steuerlast beträgt 76%!.

Von der Anrechnung im Veranlagungsverfahren erwarte ich mir wenig, da in den referenzierten älteren Schreiben ziemlich klar wird, dass die börsennotierten MLP nach deutschem Recht als Körperschaften einzustufen und deswegen keine US-Steuern anzurechnen sind.


Habe inzwischen alles verkauft oder ein Erinnerungsstück behalten bei:

Hi-Crush, Emerge Energy Services, Enbridge Energy Partners, Williams Partners, Energy Transfer Partners (Komplettverkauf)

Northern Tier Energy, Amerigas, Energy Transfer Equity, CONE Midstream, CNX Resources, Enterprise Products, Legacy Reserves, CSI Compressco, USA Compression, Archrock Partners, Buckeye Partners, Blueknight Partners, Boardwalk Pipeline, Alliance Resource Partners, Alliance Holdings, EV Energy Partners, Cheniere Energy Partners, Linn Energy (Erinnerungsstück(e))

Scheinbar ausgenommen vom Problem ist nur Enbridge Energy Management, weil dort nicht die US-Steuer vorabgezogen wird.


Wenigstens sollten die Verluste nun anrechenbar sein...


Werde trotz meiner Skepsis natürlich versuchen, im Anrechnungsverfahren was zu erreichen.

Wie schon gesagt: So ein Scheiß!

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jetzt auch ausm' Excel geworfen, weil ich die Zahlen nicht verstehe...

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widen the gap

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Friedhof der endgültig verkauften