The oil-energy sector remains in the spotlight after the United States and Iran reached an interim deal last week. Media reports suggest that oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz are recovering, with shipping activity picking up again. Eventually, oil prices are declining significantly, altering the business landscape of energy companies.

Notably, the West Texas Intermediate (“WTI”) oil is currently hovering around $70 per barrel, according to data from Oilprice.com, significantly lower than the more than $100 per barrel reached in May this year. This reflects the heightened volatility in commodity prices that is affecting the energy sector. However, not all stocks are being affected. Three midstream players like…