Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Suppliers Association

3rd Annual Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Supply Chain Forum

Regina, Saskatchewan

Oct. 5, 2017

Ryan Champney

Director, Facilities & Terminals – Major Projects Execution

Safety is our #1 Priority

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• From 2012-2016, we invested$5.18 billion to help us maintain the integrity and reliability of our pipeline systems

• We monitor our lines 24/7/365 using both people and computerized analysis

• We inspect our pipelines on a regular schedule. In 2015, we completed roughly 275 in-line inspections

• We held more than 500 emergency response exercises, drills and equipment deployments in 2015

Above all else, we are always working to ensure the safety of our people, neighbors and the environment

Safety Moment – Distracted Driving

• The number-one risk on Canadian roads

• Contributes to 8 of every 10 collisions

• A majority of Canadians admit to some form of distracted driving:

o 87% eating and drinking

o 71% adjusting the radio/iPod

o 47% using a cellphone

o 35% texting while driving

About Us

Our History - Enbridge

Pipeline construction

circa 1948

Building the Enbridge

mainline near Edmonton

North America’s premier energy infrastructure company

What we do

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We help to fuel the quality of millions of people everyday by connecting them with the energy they need.

Our liquids business Our natural gas business Our renewables &

transmission business

Our gas distribution

business

• 16,500 miles (28,000

km) of active pipe

• 3 million bpd capacity

• More than 100 unique

commodity types

• 34,410 miles

(55,200 km) of natural

gas lines

• Moving 15% - 20% of

North America’s gas

needs

• 23 renewable projects

in wind, solar,

geothermal and waste

heat recovery

• 2,800 megawatts

generating capacity

• 3.5 million customers

across Enbridge Gas

Distribution and Union

Gas

• Servicing more than 500

different communities

North American Liquids

Pipelines

North American

Gas Pipelines

Utilities

Green Power

CAD & U.S.

Midstream

Industry-Leading Growth

Secured Project

Inventory

Probability Weighted

Inventory

$6

North American Liquids

Pipelines

North American

Gas Pipelines

Utilities

CAD & U.S. Midstream

GreenPower

$28B $48B+

Integrated Energy System

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All forms of energy sources will be needed

to meet people’s needs as we shift to a low-

carbon economy – oil, natural gas, and

renewable power.

Global energy consumption is expected to

grow in the range of 30 – 40 percent by

2040.

At Enbridge, we’re leading

the way.

This means leveraging all of our company’s

assets – pipelines, wind turbines and natural

gas processing facilities.

Renewables Investments

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Enbridge is the second

largest wind and solar

power producer

in Canada, with a growing

renewables presence in the

U.S. and Europe.

Since 2002, we’ve committed

a total of $7.8 billion in

renewable energy and

transmission projects that

supply energy to more than

one million homes.

European Offshore Wind

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In the past two years, Enbridge

has invested more than $2.7

billion in the European Offshore

wind market.

All Forms of Energy

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Growing our natural gas business, as it is a large part of the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Working to make our liquids business more efficient and sustainable by leveraging and leading advancements in technology.

Helping our gas distribution customers save money and energy through efficiency programs.

Line 3 Construction Spreads

• Phased approach will ensure

effective management of logistics,

cost and schedule

• Canadian part of the project has

been divided into nine spreads –

construction begin in August on the

first three (Alberta and parts of

Sask)

• Each spread will take

approximately 2 years to complete

with crews of 600-800 persons

• In 2018, we plan to begin the

remaining spreads in Canada

Line 3 Replacement Program

Why Replace Line 3?

• Maintain and improve safety and

reliability

• Restore operating conditions to original

approved design

• Reduce frequency and magnitude of

the ongoing maintenance activities that

would otherwise be required

• Restore capacity to meet shippers’

transportation requirements

• Better serve current and future energy

requirements of the general public

The Big Picture – Economic Benefits

Preventative Maintenance Digs

– We carefully examine the pipes exterior and make any repairs that are required

– ~50% of all digs do not require maintenance

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Community Engagement

Line 3 Community Engagement

June 2017 Open house in Outlook, Saskatchewan

o Strong values guide the way

we make decisions and

conduct our business each and

every day.

o We believe in open and

transparent consultation about

our projects with communities.

o We engage our neighbors in

clear, honest, and respectful

communication, and we value

partnership-based approaches

in the communities where we

do business.

Community Engagement Outcomes

Like the project itself, the L3RP engagement

effort is the largest in our history

In four years, we’ve recorded approximately

20,000 direct and indirect engagements with

stakeholders

We have obtained agreements from 100% of

the private landowners along the Line 3 right-

of-way in Canada

Engaged 150+ Indigenous communities from

as far as 300 km from the pipeline right of way

Line 3 – Indigenous Inclusion

Indigenous participation is an important

component of our pipeline projects

More than $50 million in contracting

and employment opportunities

anticipated on the Line 3 project from

Indigenous busineses

350 Indigenous businesses identified

and mapped in our contractor database

More than 150 persons have

participated in a Line 3 Training-to-

Employment program

Indigenous construction monitors and

liaisons employed on the project

Working with Enbridge

Working for Enbridge – RegistrationRegistration allows Enbridge personnel to source new supply

If your company is identified as fulfilling a current or future need, we will contact

you and proceed to the Pre-qualification phase of the approval process

Step 1:Ensure you have submitted your company information at

www.enbridge.com, select “Work with Enbridge” and

“Suppliers” at the main menu. The form is located at the

bottom of the page.

Step 2:Look over the site! There is great information available

regarding our policies and other requirements

Step 3:You will receive an email confirming your submission

Prospective supplier should first register on Enbridge.com

Working for Enbridge – Pre-qualification

We require that potential suppliers sufficiently demonstrate the appropriate technical, safety and quality requirements for their specific scope of work. We refer to this activity as “Pre-qualification.” A supplier must be pre-qualified prior to being approved within the Enbridge Approved Supplier List

Pre-qualification entails:

• Appropriate registrations: Depending on the scope of service or product supplied, we require that registrations are active and current. Examples include ABSA, ISNetworld

• Onsite Assessment: Depends on the scope of service or product supplied. Generally conducted by up to two assessors and consists of an in-depth technical and Quality Management system review.

The approval of a supplier does not guarantee business but

does offer the potential of doing business.

Supplier Management & Z245.30

Example Pre-qualification Criteria for Coating Applicators

Following is an example for the Pre-qualification of a Coating applicator. This is a

two part Quality & Technical assessment

Technical Assessment

• An ITP is completed and submitted for

approval prior to the arrival of the

assessment team

• A technical evaluation of the applicator in

actual job conditions applying the coating

system

• Quality Control Testing as per CSA Z245.30

table 6 is monitored throughout the

demonstration by a NACE certified

inspector to ensure that procedures are

performed appropriately as per the

Manufacturer Qualified Application

Procedure (MQAP)

Quality Assessment

• The Applicator submits their Quality Manual for

review

• The Quality Assessor will look for items such as:

• Training Program

• Experience Logs

• Qualification Certificates

• Traceability of Coating material batches

• Coating Material storage practices

• Task Specific Work instructions for Coating,

Surface Preparation and QC duties

• Document Control

• Records Management

• Project Preparation and execution Planning

• Safe Work Practices

Project Information at your fingertipshttps://www.enbridge.com/projects-and-infrastructure/projects

Thank you for your time and attention