2017 Enbridge Performance Summary

2017 Key Highlights

More than $200 million

spent on materials and services sourced from Indigenous suppliers in Canada and the U.S.

457

employees and contractors received Indigenous awareness training in 2017.

More than $1.7 million

invested to support educational, safety and cultural initiatives with Indigenous Communities

55

agreements through our engagement on the Line 3 Replacement Program, we have secured agreements with the majority of Indigenous groups along the route in Canada.

In Canada, Enbridge has achieved Progressive Aboriginal Relations Silver-level certification from the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, in recognition of the systems we have in place to work with Aboriginal communities.

Indigenous Procurement

Measurement and evaluation provides the basis for performance improvement. Enbridge is adopting quantitative and qualitative measures that are widely used in the energy and resource sector to track and evaluate outcomes from the company’s policies, programs and practices with Indigenous Nations and groups.

Dollars Spent on Materials and Services Sourced from Indigenous Businesses in Canada and the U.S. (Canadian dollars)
	2015	2016	2017
Major Projects and Liquids Pipelines (MP/LP)	>$63 million	$79 million	$136.2 million
Union Gas	$6 million	$13 million	$10.5 million
Gas Transportation & Midstream*	—	—	$70.1 million
Number of Qualified Indigenous Businesses Identified and Documented in Our Databases
MP/LP Canada	—	600	760
MP/LP U.S.	—	—	100
Union Gas	—	—	74

* In British Columbia Only