enterprise products partners reported lower profit and revenue for the second quarter as a swoon in energy prices weighed on results the houstonbased pipeline company posted net income of 128 billion or 57 cents a share compared with 144 billion or 64 cents a share in the same quarter last year analysts surveyed by factset were expecting earnings of 58 cents a share revenue was 1065 billion in the quarter compared with 1606 billion a year earlier when russias invasion of ukraine drove a spike in energy prices analysts polled by factset were expecting sales of 1234 billion operating costs and expenses tumbled to 914 billion from 1434 billion last year aj teague cochief executive of enterprises general partner said higher interest rates have led to uneven manufacturing activity around the world and spurred a decline in prices for crude oil natural gas natural gas liquids and petrochemicals write to will feuer at willfeuerwsjcom