Toward a sustainable tomorrow
As global populations grow and living standards improve around the world, we expect that energy demand will continue to increase.
The community‑driven Tyler Forks river crossing project in Iron County, WI was supported by an Ecofootprint grant from Enbridge and prioritizes erosion mitigation to protect the region’s water quality and watershed. Learn more.
At the same time, society expects secure and reliable energy, along with meaningful reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. Energy systems are evolving as industry, governments and customers work to balance energy security, affordability and environmental protection.
As a leading diversified energy infrastructure company, Enbridge plays an important role today and in the future.
We are focused on the efficient operation and ongoing modernization of our Liquids Pipelines system, alongside continued reductions in operational emissions intensity. We work with customers to support efficiency, advance lower-carbon solutions where practical, and continue to enable the transportation of energy people rely on.
Our approach is grounded in action: investing in technology, strengthening asset integrity, improving operational performance and supporting the broader energy evolution through disciplined investments and collaboration.
Sustainability in action: Our 2024 Sustainability Report
Sustainability is inextricably linked to Enbridge’s business strategy. The energy we deliver heats homes, feeds families and helps to power the economy. Our four core businesses meet the needs of today while advancing energy solutions for tomorrow. Learn more.
In Missouri, going ‘to bat’ for winged critters forges community benefits
Now 10 years old, Hannibal’s Sodalis Nature Preserve protects Indiana bats, promotes recreation and educates young minds. The preserve’s 185 acres were purchased by The Conservation Fund and the City of Hannibal using funds from Enbridge’s Flanagan South Pipeline Mitigation Fund, which supports restoration and preservation of habitats for endangered species and migratory birds. Learn more.
