Enbridge Gas

There’s a lot to learn about natural gas safety. We’re here to make it simple. We’ll be sharing
practical steps and easy checklists that will keep your home safe and sound. We’re working 24/7 to keep our system safe, but the final piece of the safety equation is you.

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Safe, reliable, and affordable natural gas is delivered through the hard work happening every day in the communities we serve. Over three consecutive nights, our teams achieved a critical step forward on the St. Laurent Pipeline Replacement Project in Ottawa by safely decommissioning and retiring more than a kilometre of legacy vintage steel pipeline.

To minimize disruption, our crews worked intense overnight shifts (7 p.m. to 6 a.m.) to keep the city moving during the day.

Check out this unique photo gallery for a behind-the-scenes look at Enbridge Gas operations in action, captured from the trenches by Steph Plascott, one of our on-the-ground team members.

The St. Laurent system is a vital energy artery for the National Capital Region, directly and indirectly supplying natural gas to approximately 168,000 homes, hospitals, schools, and businesses.

This infrastructure renewal directly strengthens network reliability and safety, ensuring families and local businesses continue to access the affordable, dependable energy they count on to heat their homes and power the local economy; now and for decades to come.

A big thank you to our field operations crews, contractor partners, and on-site safety leads. Delivering complex energy modernization safely and efficiently takes dedication and teamwork.

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Safety starts with simple reminders.

Enbridge Gas sponsored new bay door wraps at @BramptonFireES 209 in partnership with Brampton Fire and Emergency Services and the @CityBrampton.

The bay door wraps share an important message with residents: working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms save lives.

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This week, as part of @cga_acg Energy Week in Toronto, industry members and peers visited Enbridge Gas' Station B facility to learn more about the infrastructure and operations that safely deliver natural gas to customers.

Established in 1904 as a manufactured gas facility, Station B helped support Toronto’s rapid growth. More than 120 years later, the transformed site remains an important part of Enbridge Gas’ history and ongoing operations.

The visit offers a look at the current station facilities and the teams delivering the safe, reliable energy our communities rely on every day.

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At CGA Energy Week in Toronto, Enbridge Gas President Michele Harradence delivered a keynote on the people and decisions behind Canada’s energy systems, and the choices they make possible for future generations.

Michele, who is also Chair of the @cga_acg traced that history from Toronto’s first gas lamps to prairie crews building pipelines and Alberta neighbours who joined together to bring natural gas to their homes.

“Customer choice doesn't begin when someone turns on a light, heats a home or invests in a new facility. It begins years earlier, when the infrastructure to support that choice is planned and built.”

Those stories show how energy infrastructure starts with a practical need: a warm home, a dependable supply for a hospital, or the capacity a business needs to grow. The builders who came before us invested without knowing every future use for the systems they created. They understood that communities needed reliable energy.

Canada faces another moment of growing demand, driven by population growth, industry, electrification, AI and data centres.

Michele spoke about the need to turn momentum into projects and build an integrated energy system that can support homes, businesses and communities.

The next generation will inherit the systems we choose to build today. As Michele said, “We have done it before. And I believe we can do it again.”

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