Some of the best results where produced by Williams, not Access in the Northeast, and many of those responsible for it where terminated last year. Not right.
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Everyone is afraid to say anything, to keep their jobs. No choice if you want to stay employed.
It is metrics that you are using is misleading. Lots more to the story.
Proof? Northeast G&P only had an adjusted EBITDA of $209 million. Central services (AKA Legacy Access) had an adjusted EBITDA of $899 million (every single quarter of 2016 they had a higher EBITDA than Northeast G&P). Finally the only other LP under the WPZ umbrella that had a higher adjusted EBITDA than Legacy Access was the Atlantic Gulf, which is slightly unfair to Legacy Access since Atlantic Gulf's main revenue stream is from regulated transportation revenue that is bound by contractual agreements. Thus, that hinders Legacy Access especially during a downturn.
So again, you claim that the best results were produced by Williams, but there's not a lot of evidence of this claim.