Enbridge just released plans to sell $3 billion in non-core assets in 2018 and has identified another $7 billion it intends to unload in the coming years. The announcement comes as the company wraps up the integration of Spectra Energy, which it bought for $37 billion in early 2017. Spectra added strategic gas assets to complement Enbridge's portfolio of liquids pipelines, and it appears that the company plans to narrow its asset mix to focus on these business lines. Disposals will include unregulated gas midstream operations and onshore renewables assets the company now deems as non-essential for the long-term plan. The stock had come under extended pressure after the Q3 2017 earnings results, when Enbridge missed analyst estimates by a few cents and didn't provide its normal rosy dividend-growth guidance.