News Releases

Enbridge is pleased by the State of Michigan’s decision to drop its case to enforce its November 2020 notice of revocation and termination related to Line 5.

Enbridge has been working with the DNR since June to provide the required site information and approval of a corrective action plan, which is currently being implemented.

There has been a great deal of misinformation about inadvertent returns and the HDD process. Drilling fluid, also known as drilling mud, is non-toxic and primarily made up of naturally occurring bentonite clay and water and is approved for use by the Minnesota DNR and Minnesota PCA.

We are focused on protecting, conserving and reusing water on the Line 3 project. More than 50% of pipeline sections being tested on Line 3 are reusing water.

From the beginning, we have acknowledged that counties were caught in the middle of this tax valuation issue, and have been committed to working with them to ensure undue hardship does not result

Protesters attempted to trap workers while forcefully entering and then occupying the site, tresspassing and criminally damaging property.

We respect everyone’s right to peacefully and lawfully protest, but trespass, intimidation and damage to property are unacceptable, and we will seek the full prosecution of all involved.

The destruction done today by protesters is disheartening. Our first priority is the safety of all involved—our workers, men and women in law enforcement, and the protestors themselves.

We’re encouraged by the political commitments coming out of today’s Leaders Summit on Climate.

There are important new measures in this Canadian federal budget to support energy transition solutions like carbon capture, utilization storage and low-carbon fuels like green and blue hydrogen and renewable natural gas.

The EGLE permits are an important milestone for the tunnel project and are part of the process to authorize its construction