Houston Natural Gas operated gas-pipeline systems before InterNorth acquired it in 1985. Its leadership, including Kenneth Lay, assumed leading roles in the combined business.
The acquired Houston Natural Gas company is distinct from InterNorth, which later adopted the Enron name. This profile links to an official historical record rather than a present operating-company website.
Enron grew from pipelines into energy trading and investment, then used conflicted partnerships and misleading reporting to obscure risk. Internal warnings, public disclosures and a failed rescue exposed the dependence of its accounts, credit and liquidity on one another.
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