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“Evaluating our current portfolio, we believe our Grand Isle Gathering System (GIGS) asset retains significant value amid rising oil prices. We remain willing to work with our tenant to resume production activity. In the interim, our lease is intact, and we are taking appropriate steps to enforce its terms.

“Our MoGas and Omega assets continue to perform well, including historically high daily MoGas deliveries earlier this year. As a result, we have executed new agreements with key MoGas shippers to expand our system and grow our business that will drive increased revenue beginning in the fourth quarter of this year.”

The company has approximately $110 million in cash available for potential acquisitions and construction projects, with an emphasis on generating stable cash flow from contracted or regulated assets. Multiple parties have expressed interest in providing financing support for larger transaction prospects that may arise.

Schulte said, “We are actively evaluating opportunities to deploy our cash into new dividend-generating assets. CorEnergy’s Private Letter Ruling (PLR) enables us to invest in a broader set of revenue contracts within our REIT structure, including the opportunity to not only own but also operate infrastructure assets. This could include, for example, use fees for storage and pipeline capacity representing REIT-qualifying rents from real property as part of our strategy to build a new base of dividend stability.”

CorEnergy Infrastructure Trust, Inc. (NYSE: CORR, CORRPrA), is a real estate investment trust (REIT) that owns critical energy assets, such as pipelines, storage terminals, and transmission and distribution assets. We receive long-term contracted revenue from operators of our assets under triple-net participating leases and from long term customer contracts. For more information, please visit corenergy.reit.

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