2 dividend stocks benefiting from changes in the world order

According to CoinWorld, at the Davos World Economic Forum, discussions have shifted from a focus on climate to greater attention on the weakening of European energy sovereignty, highlighting the appeal of US midstream energy stocks, which possess robust fee-based models. Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) has a dividend yield of 6.69% and is a core company in US LNG and NGL exports, benefiting from low-cost feedstock advantages and 27 years of distribution growth; the company announced a Q4 2025 dividend of $0.55 per share. Kinetik Holdings (KNTK) has a dividend yield of 8.19%, operates in the Permian Basin, is expanding its processing capacity, and recently raised its quarterly dividend to $0.81 to capitalize on the growing demand from AI data centers and the expectation that LNG exports will double by 2030.