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Energy powers the things we depend on—heating our homes, powering our businesses, connecting our communities and providing access to life-saving services. It drives us forward and fuels our progress.

Energy demand is rising, driven by economic growth, higher living standards, and the need to stay competitive. More supply is needed. More connections to markets. Higher expectations for energy that’s affordable, reliable, accessible and sustainable.

At Enbridge, we’re focused on meeting the moment. We understand the need. And we’re delivering energy that fuels quality of life. Because when we step up and meet today’s challenges, tomorrow is on.

Energy powers the things we depend on—heating our homes, powering our businesses, connecting our communities and providing access to life-saving services. It drives us forward and fuels our progress.

Energy demand is rising, driven by economic growth, higher living standards, and the need to stay competitive. More supply is needed. More connections to markets. Higher expectations for energy that’s affordable, reliable, accessible and sustainable.

At Enbridge, we’re focused on meeting the moment. We understand the need. And we're delivering energy that fuels quality of life. Because when we step up and meet today's challenges, tomorrow is on.

Energy powers the things we depend on—heating our homes, powering our businesses, connecting our communities and providing access to life-saving services. It drives us forward and fuels our progress.

Energy demand is rising, driven by economic growth, higher living standards, and the need to stay competitive. More supply is needed. More connections to markets. Higher expectations for energy that’s affordable, reliable, accessible and sustainable.

At Enbridge, we’re focused on meeting the moment. We understand the need. And we're delivering energy that fuels quality of life. Because when we step up and meet today's challenges, tomorrow is on.

Meeting data center demand

Ours is a power-hungry world. Power demand isn’t just growing—it’s accelerating—and one of the most powerful forces behind this insatiable appetite for energy is the data center boom.

With a diversified portfolio of energy infrastructure super systems, Enbridge offers a strong competitive advantage to future customers.

More capacity expansions in ‘store’ for U.S. Gulf Coast

Between escalating LNG feed gas demand, growing American reindustrialization and surging data center requirements, natural gas is a very hot commodity at the moment.

Our strategic buildouts continue to position Enbridge as an industry leader in natural gas storage.

A first-choice partner for delivery

Enbridge is a leading North American energy infrastructure company, safely delivering energy to millions of people every day. Delivering energy at this level takes experience, consistency and scale. We offer:

scope and reach across North America
decades of operating experience
proven and scalable infrastructure delivery
a balanced, all-of-the-above strategy
focus on partnerships with customers, governments, communities and Indigenous groups

Enbridge is a leading North American energy infrastructure company, safely delivering energy to millions of people every day. Delivering energy at this level takes experience, consistency and scale. We offer:

scope and reach across North America
decades of operating experience
proven and scalable infrastructure delivery
a balanced, all-of-the-above strategy
focus on partnerships with customers, governments, communities and Indigenous groups

Enbridge is a leading North American energy infrastructure company, safely delivering energy to millions of people every day. Delivering energy at this level takes experience, consistency and scale. We offer:

scope and reach across North America
decades of operating experience
proven and scalable infrastructure delivery
a balanced, all-of-the-above strategy
focus on partnerships with customers, governments, communities and Indigenous groups

Expanded Eiger, supersized Traverse, Matterhorn: Enbridge’s Permian pipeline push continues

Enbridge aims to own interests in more than 11 Bcf/d of long-haul Permian natural gas egress capacity by mid-2028

"You rarely see the scope of projects change drastically after they’re announced. Today’s announcement speaks to the record demand we are seeing for firm takeaway capacity in the Permian, and I’m proud to see our joint venture continue to win these contracts."

First Nations make historic investment in Enbridge’s Westcoast natural gas pipeline system

‘People often ask what economic reconciliation for Indigenous Peoples looks like. This is it’

Stonlasec8 Alliance Limited Partnership, representing 36 First Nations, gains a 12.5% interest in the BC-based pipeline system, which provides safe, secure and affordable energy that people rely on throughout the province, the Lower Mainland and the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

All-of-the-above energy. Built for reality.

The world isn’t choosing just one energy source. It’s using more of all of them.

In 2024, global energy demand hit record levels across natural gas, oil, renewables, coal and nuclear. Electricity demand alone is expected to grow by ~3–4% annually through 2030.

That’s why an all-of-the-above approach matters. Expanding the mix helps keep energy accessible, reliable, affordable and sustainable.

At Enbridge, this is how we operate today. Through our diversified super systems we:

move about 30% of the crude oil produced in North America
transport about 20% of the natural gas consumed in the U.S.
operate North America’s largest natural gas utility by volume
generate more than 7,200 MW of capacity (gross) of renewable energy, enough to power approximately 1.9 million homes

The world isn’t choosing just one energy source. It’s using more of all of them.

In 2024, global energy demand hit record levels across natural gas, oil, renewables, coal and nuclear. Electricity demand alone is expected to grow by ~3–4% annually through 2030.

That’s why an all-of-the-above approach matters. Expanding the mix helps keep energy accessible, reliable, affordable and sustainable.

At Enbridge, this is how we operate today. Through our diversified super systems we:

move about 30% of the crude oil produced in North America
transport about 20% of the natural gas consumed in the U.S.
operate North America’s largest natural gas utility by volume
generate more than 7,200 MW of capacity (gross) of renewable energy, enough to power approximately 1.9 million homes

The world isn’t choosing just one energy source. It’s using more of all of them.

In 2024, global energy demand hit record levels across natural gas, oil, renewables, coal and nuclear. Electricity demand alone is expected to grow by ~3–4% annually through 2030.

That’s why an all-of-the-above approach matters. Expanding the mix helps keep energy accessible, reliable, affordable and sustainable.

At Enbridge, this is how we operate today. Through our diversified super systems we:

move about 30% of the crude oil produced in North America
transport about 20% of the natural gas consumed in the U.S.
operate North America’s largest natural gas utility by volume
generate more than 7,200 MW of capacity (gross) of renewable energy, enough to power approximately 1.9 million homes

Enbridge's natural gas pipelines connect prolific supply to major North American population centers and LNG export facilities.

We operate North America’s longest and most complex liquids transportation system, with about 18,085 miles (29,104 kilometers) of active pipe.

Enbridge Gas is North America’s largest natural gas utility, following our September 2023 acquisition of three U.S. utilities.

Our 38 renewable energy projects (operating or under construction) produce enough electricity to power about 1.9 million homes.

Making energy more affordable

Affordability starts with access, and access depends on infrastructure.

When energy flows efficiently, costs stabilize.

Enbridge is investing across our super systems to expand access and support affordability: This includes:

supporting escalating industrial and power demand
expanding natural gas access to growing communities
enhancing liquids pipeline systems to improve flow and efficiency
scaling up solar and wind generation to help corporations meet renewable energy goals

Affordability starts with access, and access depends on infrastructure.

When energy flows efficiently, costs stabilize.

Enbridge is investing across our super systems to expand access and support affordability: This includes:

supporting escalating industrial and power demand
expanding natural gas access to growing communities
enhancing liquids pipeline systems to improve flow and efficiency
scaling up solar and wind generation to help corporations meet renewable energy goals

Affordability starts with access, and access depends on infrastructure.

When energy flows efficiently, costs stabilize.

Enbridge is investing across our super systems to expand access and support affordability: This includes:

supporting escalating industrial and power demand
expanding natural gas access to growing communities
enhancing liquids pipeline systems to improve flow and efficiency
scaling up solar and wind generation to help corporations meet renewable energy goals

A ‘supplement, not a replacement’ for Canadian crude: Enbridge leadership unfazed by potential Venezuelan barrels

With low-cost, established Canadian heavy oil preferred by Gulf Coast refineries, Mainline Optimization plans move forward

“The U.S. Gulf Coast is the world’s best heavy refining market, and Canadian crude is a meat-and-potato part of the diet there,” Colin Gruending, Enbridge’s Executive Vice President and President of our Liquids Pipelines business, told reporters Feb. 13.

Power up: Supporting America’s surging industrial and power demands

Enbridge gas transmission projects serve escalating needs in Gulf Coast, New England

Reindustrialization and the reshoring of manufacturing are expected to push American industrial power consumption growth by as much as 3% a year through 2035—competing with data centers in projected U.S. annual demand growth through 2030.

‘Leadoff hitter’: Southern Illinois Connector just the start of Enbridge’s ambitious liquids expansion plans

With MLO1 and MLO2 in the batting order, Enbridge has more than 400,000 bpd of new capacity planned by decade’s end to support Western Canadian production growth

Enbridge’s 430,000-barrel-a-day expansion of our liquids pipeline system connecting to key American refining hubs? Think of it as the heavy-hitting batting order of a pennant contender, suggests Colin Gruending.

Infrastructure that delivers opportunity

Meeting the world's escalating energy demand takes more than supply alone. It requires infrastructure that can deliver energy where it’s needed—when it’s needed.

That’s where Enbridge leads.

We invest in building, modernizing and expanding infrastructure to keep energy moving – connecting supply to demand, enabling economic growth and prosperity.

Across North America, this work is already underway. For example:

enhancements to our Mainline and Flanagan South liquids systems, increasing access to key refining centers in the U.S. Midwest and Gulf Coast
the Aspen Point Program in British Columbia, providing up to 535 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d) of new transportation capacity for regional demand and West Coast LNG exports;
construction of a 600-MW solar facility in Texas, helping power data center operations
expansion of our gas utilities, bringing natural gas to new communities

Meeting the world's escalating energy demand takes more than supply alone. It requires infrastructure that can deliver energy where it’s needed—when it’s needed.

That’s where Enbridge leads.

We invest in building, modernizing and expanding infrastructure to keep energy moving – connecting supply to demand, enabling economic growth and prosperity.

Across North America, this work is already underway. For example:

enhancements to our Mainline and Flanagan South liquids systems, increasing access to key refining centers in the U.S. Midwest and Gulf Coast
the Aspen Point Program in British Columbia, providing up to 535 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d) of new transportation capacity for regional demand and West Coast LNG exports;
construction of a 600-MW solar facility in Texas, helping power data center operations
expansion of our gas utilities, bringing natural gas to new communities

Meeting the world's escalating energy demand takes more than supply alone. It requires infrastructure that can deliver energy where it’s needed—when it’s needed.

That’s where Enbridge leads.

We invest in building, modernizing and expanding infrastructure to keep energy moving – connecting supply to demand, enabling economic growth and prosperity.

Across North America, this work is already underway. For example:

enhancements to our Mainline and Flanagan South liquids systems, increasing access to key refining centers in the U.S. Midwest and Gulf Coast
the Aspen Point Program in British Columbia, providing up to 535 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d) of new transportation capacity for regional demand and West Coast LNG exports;
construction of a 600-MW solar facility in Texas, helping power data center operations
expansion of our gas utilities, bringing natural gas to new communities

Sunrise Expansion Program

Westcoast Energy, an Enbridge company, is proposing to expand the T-South section of its Westcoast Pipeline to serve growing regional natural gas demand and potential West Coast LNG exports.

The Project will provide up to 300 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d) of additional gas transportation capacity on T-South. The Westcoast Pipeline has been the backbone of the province’s natural gas industry since 1957.

Mainline Optimization Program

Our Mainline optimization work involves identifying opportunities, using the pipeline system’s existing infrastructure, to transport an additional 400,000 barrels per day of oil to the best refining markets in North America.

This program has the potential to help enable greater North American energy affordability and economic prosperity.

Aspen Point Program

Westcoast Energy, an Enbridge company, is proposing an expansion of the T-North section of the Westcoast Pipeline to serve growing regional natural gas demand and West Coast LNG exports.

The project will provide up to 535 MMcf/d of new transportation capacity on T-North. The Westcoast Pipeline has been the backbone of the province’s natural gas industry since 1957.

Calvados Offshore Wind Project

Enbridge and its partners, EDF Renewables and wpd, are developing the project off the coast of Bessin, France.

The 448-megawatt (MW) wind farm will feature 64 7-MW Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) turbines to be manufactured in France. The turbines will come from the same Quai, Joannes Couvert plant where SGRE made turbines for our Fécamp offshore wind project.

Woodfibre LNG

Woodfibre LNG will help reduce the world’s greenhouse gas emissions by expanding global access to natural gas, displacing coal in power generation.

This 2.1 million-tonne-per-year LNG export facility will have 250,000 m³ of floating storage capacity and be based near Squamish, BC.

Fewer emissions. More progress.

Delivering energy sustainably means reducing emissions over time.

Enbridge is making this happen by curbing our operating emissions and making targeted investments.

Activities include:

investing in renewable power, renewable natural gas, carbon capture and hydrogen
reducing methane emissions through enhanced leak detection, rapid repair programs and equipment efficiency
targeting net-zero emissions from our operations by 2050
achieving ~37% reduction in emissions intensity since 2020, exceeding our 2030 target
reducing absolute emissions by ~20% over the same period

Delivering energy sustainably means reducing emissions over time.

Enbridge is making this happen by lowering operating emissions and making targeted investments.

We are:

Investing in renewable power, hydrogen, renewable natural gas and carbon capture
Reducing methane emissions through enhanced leak detection, rapid repair programs and using efficient equipment
Targeting net-zero emissions from operations by 2050
Achieved a ~37% reduction in emissions intensity since 2020, exceeding our 2030 target
Reduced absolute emissions by ~20% over the same period

Tomorrow is on when energy is increasingly sustainable.

Delivering energy sustainably means reducing emissions over time.

Enbridge is making this happen by lowering operating emissions and making targeted investments.

We are:

Investing in renewable power, hydrogen, renewable natural gas and carbon capture
Reducing methane emissions through enhanced leak detection, rapid repair programs and using efficient equipment
Targeting net-zero emissions from operations by 2050
Achieved a ~37% reduction in emissions intensity since 2020, exceeding our 2030 target
Reduced absolute emissions by ~20% over the same period

Tomorrow is on when energy is increasingly sustainable.

Sustainability at Enbridge

We’ve committed to net-zero GHG emissions from our operations by 2050^{1, 3}—and reducing emissions intensity from our operations 35% by 2030.^{1, 2}

We’re contributing to GHG emission reductions goals and seeking new and improved ways to deliver energy safely, responsibly and sustainably.

Our commitment to the environment

Safety of people, and protection of the environment, is our top priority. Whether we’re planning, building, maintaining or operating a pipeline, we take special care to minimize our impact on the surrounding environment.

From wildlife protection strategies, to Horizontal Directional Drilling, to using pre-existing corridors of activity, to habitat restoration, we work hard to minimize our long-term impact to land along our pipeline routes.