* There is no guarantee that EIP will be able to minimize cyclicality or navigate volatility that would result in favorable performance.
Some people know a little about a lot. We know a great deal about one specific corner of the market: energy.
Our decades of experience allow us to exploit this niche where we believe the return characteristics are superior to other sectors – primarily more stable earnings and higher dividend pay-out ratios.
Over its 20 year history, EIP has been sought out by investors, policy makers, NGOs and industry for its knowledge, experience and unique insights.
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“While demand for fossil fuels may go down over time, it is the high-cost producer whose production declines first. This means low-cost producers with capital discipline can still be good investments. Successful investing in mature capital-intensive industries is about after-tax earnings per share, not top line revenue growth.”