Enbridge's economic impact on Saskatchewan
At Enbridge, our goal is to be the first-choice energy delivery company in North America and beyond.
As a diversified energy company, we are uniquely positioned to help accelerate the global energy evolution, and we’re doing it in ways that are ethical, sustainable and socially responsible. We also recognize the importance of a secure, reliable and affordable supply of energy, which we deliver every day through our core businesses.
Tax revenue
Enbridge’s presence in the community fuels quality of life through ongoing tax revenue. In 2024:
- Enbridge paid $32.2 million in property tax across Saskatchewan for our pipelines and related facilities, such as storage facilities, pump stations, and compressor stations.
- Enbridge paid $2 million in corporate income tax, and $2 million in indirect taxes (including carbon tax, payroll tax, fuel tax, and excise tax), across Saskatchewan.
- On a national scale, Enbridge paid $349.5 million in property tax, $192.3 million in corporate income tax, and $2.67 billion in other taxes (including carbon tax, payroll tax, fuel tax, and excise tax) across Canada, for a total of $3.22 billion.
This revenue can be used for schools, infrastructure (roads and bridges), health and wellness, recreation, transportation and other services that help strengthen the fabric of the community.
Economic spinoffs*
Enbridge’s ongoing operations, and planned projects, continue to stimulate local and regional economies. Through procurement spending, we’re helping to create indirect employment, support local businesses, and establish economic spinoffs. In 2024:
- Enbridge's capital expenditures in Saskatchewan, on such items as pipe steel, equipment purchases and replacement, system integrity-related investments, and capital leases, totaled $60 million.
- Enbridge's operating and administrative expenditures in Saskatchewan, on such items as maintenance costs, equipment leases, power consumption, and field personnel salaries and wages, totaled $329 million.
- Across Canada, our capital expenditures totaled $2.17 billion, while our operating and administrative expenditures totaled $3.41 billion (including expenditures by our natural gas utilities).
Community investment
Enbridge is committed to supporting and strengthening the communities near our pipelines and facilities, and being a good neighbor means the world to us.
- In 2024, through our Fueling Futures program, Enbridge invested $431,500 in community-strengthening initiatives across Saskatchewan. We supported numerous not-for-profit agencies across the province aligned to our three focus areas of safe communities, vibrant communities and sustainable communities.
- Across North America, through our Enbridge Fueling Futures program, Enbridge invested $28 million in more than 4,300 organizations in communities near our pipelines, projects and facilities in 2024 through grants, sponsorships, and employee volunteering and giving.
- Enbridge’s various employee-driven United Way campaigns across North America raised $5.7 million in 2024. That total, which includes employee donations, special events and corporate matching, helps sustain community outreach, poverty reduction, and educational initiatives being coordinated by United Way chapters near Enbridge’s projects and operations.
- In 2024, through our Safe Community First Responder Program, we donated $1.5 million to 109 Canadian emergency responder organizations located near Enbridge’s projects and operations; these donations are earmarked for safety equipment, professional training or safety education programming that keeps communities safe.
Our workforce
Enbridge’s people live and work in communities like yours as colleagues, neighbors and friends. In 2024:
- Enbridge’s workforce included 106 Saskatchewan-based permanent and temporary employees, and provisioned contractors, at year’s end.
- Enbridge paid $12.3 million in base pay to our Saskatchewan-based permanent and temporary employees—much of that injected directly into the provincial economy.
- On a national scale, Enbridge had a cross-Canada workforce of 8,532 permanent and temporary employees, and provisioned contractors, at year’s end, and paid more than $910 million in base pay to our permanent and temporary employees in Canada.
*—All amounts are based on annual forecasting estimates which, while reasonably accurate, may not align precisely with procurement spending totals reported elsewhere by Enbridge and may not reflect actual amounts spent.
