
At Northern Gateway, safeguarding the quality-of-life enjoyed by communities along the project route is always front-of-mind. The long-term success of our project depends on our ability to construct and operate the project in an environmentally responsible way. As part of Northern Gateway’s planning, a team of over 200 environmental experts and scientists conducted comprehensive marine biology, geology, archaeology and other environmental analysis along the project route.
Pipelines are the safest method of transporting fuel, and safety is our highest priority
Northern Gateway’s emergency response will be held to world-class standards
We pledge to commit to a relentless pursuit of excellence in safety and the protection of the environment
Learn about Enbridge's exhaustive process to construct and then operate a pipeline to exacting standards
Answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the environment and the Northern Gateway pipeline proposal
Sweden's Preem oil terminal in the Brofjorden fjord boasts an enviable safety record—in over 30 years, there has not been a single significant environmental incident. Watch the videos
Each year, Enbridge conducts dozens of emergency response training exercises similar to the one featured in this short video
An opportunity for Enbridge to demonstrate our ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship, habitat remediation and protection
Our commitment to reduce our environmental impact where it is felt most: on the trees we remove, the natural habitat we permanently impact, and the energy we consume to power our operations
Wind, solar, hybrid fuel cells and waste heat recovery projects make up Enbridge's current renewable energy portfolio
Every year, Enbridge prepares a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) report on our economic, environmental and social performance
Learn more about the actions Enbridge has taken to improve safety, pipeline integrity and operational performance
