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NET-ZERO INTELLIGENCE · CARBON LEDGER

Carbon Emissions Calculator

Model decarbonization across the four Enbridge pillars and visualize the gap to the 2050 net-zero objective. Baseline anchored at 2018 (~21.6 Mt CO₂e operational, ~685 Mt Scope-3).

CURRENT FOOTPRINT
17.5 Mt
CO₂e · Scope 1+2
REDUCTION VS BASELINE
18.9%
vs 2018 · 4.1 Mt avoided
GAP TO 2026 TARGET
1.0 Mt
BEHIND trajectory
TIME TO NET-ZERO
24 yrs
Target: 2050
DECARBONIZATION LEVERS

Adjust deployment

Methane leak detection & blowdown reduction35%
−18% potential
Electric compressors & RNG blending20%
−28% potential
Carbon capture & sequestration (CCS)10%
−22% potential
Renewables expansion (wind/solar)40%
−12% potential
EVALUATION YEAR2026
TRAJECTORY · SCOPE 1+2

Path to 2050 net-zero

REQUIREDPROJECTED
EMISSIONS BY BUSINESS PILLAR

Mt CO₂e at current lever set

Liquids Pipelines
3.33 Mt
18,085 mi crude network · ~30% of NA crude movement
−0.77 Mt vs base
Natural Gas Transmission
9.57 Mt
70,273 mi pipelines · ~20% of US gas consumed
−2.23 Mt vs base
Gas Utilities & Storage
4.54 Mt
7.1M customers · largest NA gas utility by volume
−1.06 Mt vs base
Renewable Energy
0.04 Mt
38 wind/solar projects · powers ~1.9M homes
AVOIDED EMISSIONS
NET-ZERO ASSESSMENT · 2026

Behind by 1.0 Mt CO₂e — accelerate levers to close the gap

At current lever deployment, projected emissions reach 17.5 Mt in 2026. The trajectory required for 2050 net-zero (with a 35% interim cut by 2030) demands 16.5 Mt by then. Highest-leverage moves: scale CCS and electrify legacy reciprocating compressors.