Is WMB's "optimization" code for something else?

Been working at WMB for a few years now, and lately, there's a lot of talk about "operational efficiency" and "optimization projects." Sounds standard for the industry, I get it. But the way it's being framed feels a bit more intense than usual. We're seeing more processes being scrutinized, more talk about streamlining, and honestly, it feels like a precursor to something. Has anyone else picked up on this vibe? It's not like there's been a public announcement or anything, but the internal chatter and the focus on cutting costs feels like it could eventually impact roles. Just looking for others' gut feelings or if anyone has heard anything more specific about what these "optimization efforts" might entail. Trying to stay ahead of the curve here, if possible. Anyone else feeling this undercurrent?