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Working together for a sustainable future

Energy warms our homes, powers our vehicles and helps produce and move the goods we use every day. As our climate changes, energy systems are evolving, working together to meet our future energy needs sustainably.

For us, innovation comes naturally. We’re collaborating to advance new green technologies to fuel transportation, heat buildings and power industry. We’re introducing new renewable fuels and finding practical ways to use less energy.


The path to net zero

The most cost-effective and resilient path to net-zero*Net zero means reducing GHG emissions to as close to zero as possible, then balancing any remaining emissions with an equivalent amount of carbon removal through environmental actions and innovative technology.
https://www.canada.ca/en/services/environment/weather/climatechange/climate-plan/net-zero-emissions-2050.html
emissions requires electric and gas systems to work together. This includes increased electrification of building heat, personal and light-duty vehicles; greening the gas supply with renewable natural gas and hydrogen; and powering industry with hydrogen and blended natural gas, combined with carbon capture.

This collaborative approach will:

  • Reliably meet our energy needs, even on the coldest days.
  • Meet the energy needs of industries like concrete and steel production, and heavy transportation that can’t be practically electrified.
  • Minimize costs for energy consumers.
  • Provide consumers flexibility to make choices on their path to net zero.
Cover of Pathways to Net Zero Emissions for Ontario Report.

Study: Actions and recommendations for Ontario

Enbridge Gas engaged Guidehouse to explore two pathways to net zero. Findings reveal that, compared to an electrification pathway, a diversified pathway can achieve net zero with greater reliability, resiliency, affordability, consumer choice and competitiveness.

See the study

Innovations to green Ontario's largest source of emissions

Transportation

Transportation is the largest source of emissions in Ontario.** See how we’re driving cleaner fuels and low-emission technologies forward.

Clean energy solutions:

Renewable natural gas (RNG)

Carbon-neutral fuel for heavy transport and municipal fleets.
See opportunities

Compressed natural gas (CNG)

A cleaner and lower-cost alternative to diesel fuel.
Why switch fleets

Hydrogen

A zero carbon emission fuel source for heavy transportation.
See hydrogen’s potential

Buildings

Heat for buildings is the second largest source of emissions in Ontario.** We’re greening buildings through innovative technologies and low-carbon fuels.

Clean energy solutions:

Energy conservation

Empowering customers to reduce energy use and emissions.
For business | For homes

Renewable natural gas (RNG)

Unlocking the potential of organic waste for more sustainable heating.
See how RNG works

Hydrogen

Injected into the gas system, hydrogen provides a cleaner, greener energy.
How hydrogen is used

Gas heat pumps (GHP)

Highly efficient for space heating, hot water and cooling.
Learn about gas heat pumps

Hybrid heating

Electricity and natural gas work together to heat homes efficiently and reliably.
About hybrid heating

Wastewater energy transfer (WET)

Using wastewater to heat and cool buildings.
See a success story

Industrial processes

Industrial processes are the third largest source of emissions in Ontario.** We’re investing in hydrogen and exploring carbon capture and storage for processes that can’t be electrified.

Clean energy solutions:

Energy conservation

Incentives and expertise to help industry reduce energy use and emissions.
For industry

Renewable natural gas (RNG)

Blended into the gas system to power industrial processes sustainably.
See how RNG works

Hydrogen

Injected into the gas system or used on its own, hydrogen provides a cleaner, greener energy.
See hydrogen in action

Carbon capture and storage (CCS)

A way to capture carbon emissions and store underground.
Learn about CCS


Why be optimistic about a clean energy future?

Enbridge Gas team members share their perspectives on Ontario’s path to net zero.

Greening transportation

See the creative solutions reducing emissions from municipal transit and trucking.

Greening industry

Find out how energy innovations are working together to reduce emissions from manufacturing.

Important Information:

This website includes information and data related to Enbridge’s Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals and sustainability-related activities, commitments, and plans, or statements about the environmental benefits of our business activities and any effects of our business on climate change.

Enbridge’s ESG goals and sustainability-related activities, commitments, and plans, and associated information and data, involve forward-looking information and are based on a variety of assumptions, estimates, judgments, risks, and uncertainties.

The achievement of our ESG goals and sustainability-related commitments will depend on the collective efforts and actions across a wide range of stakeholders, and the development of technologies, all of which are largely outside of our control, and there can be no assurance that they will be achieved.

Our ESG goals and pathways for reducing our operational emissions over time continue to evolve and may need to be restated, modified, or recalibrated as available data improves, as standards, methodologies, metrics and measurements mature, and as legislation, regulations, policies, and stakeholder sentiment evolve.


*Enbridge Gas is addressing net-zero emissions from energy.
**Canada Energy Regulator - Ontario’s 2019 emission sources.