RE:What I have learned from ENB mgmt over the yearsObscure...loved your last sentence....lol One of the reasons is in a past post I talked about ENB and cost savings is that it is a low risk way to improve the bottom line. The reason for this actually quite simple. ENB is on both sides of the equation...they know their costs and they know the savings that can be achieved AND they can control both sides. This isn't true in acquisitions. My information and sadly I can't get into it in this forum is that ENB has significant potential to reduce its costs over time and has already started the process. What are the numbers? They are huge! ENB spends a billion dollars a year moving it liquids and gas through its pipelines. They are talking to technology companies to reduce these costs. Even a 10% cost savings directly to the bottom line is better IMO than any acquisition. Further, one company that they are talking to has the potential to not only reduce its costs but also increase its NG utility sales to customers...a win win. Where is The Street on this? AWOL IMO....