Enbridge Launches New Business: “Enbridge Sustain”
Earlier this week, Enbridge Inc. announced today a new “energy-as-a-service” line of business called Enbridge Sustain. This service offers “dependable and convenient energy solutions to help homeowners, developers and commercial customers in Ontario reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and energy costs.”
The unregulated utility affiliate will offer geothermal heating, solar photovoltaic, hybrid heating and electric vehicle chargers.
According to the utility, Enbridge Sustain will work with trusted partners, with the company managing “end-to-end delivery including design, installation, maintenance, and energy reporting, at no upfront cost to customers.” Customers “will enjoy peace of mind and pay a convenient and affordable monthly fee over a contracted period that varies based on the technology.”
Director of Product Development Darren McIlwraith, said,
Whether you're planning to upgrade a single home or to build a thousand, there are challenges when it comes to adopting a new technology. People want lower-carbon solutions, but they often don't know where to start," "That's why we designed Enbridge Sustain to be a one-stop shop. Whether you're a homeowner thinking about meeting some of your electricity needs by adding solar panels to your roof, or a developer who wants to use hybrid heating systems in your next big project, we can take you from A to Z, conveniently."
Michele Harradence, President of Enbridge Gas Inc. said,
As Ontario focuses on the transition to a net-zero energy future, Enbridge is stepping up its clean energy efforts with initiatives like renewable natural gas and hydrogen, and exploring new ways to grow. I'm excited about the potential contribution Enbridge Sustain can make to the future of Enbridge's business, and Ontario's low-carbon future.
Enbridge Sustain will contribute to supporting the federal and provincial governments' strategies to reduce GHG emissions, as well as municipal energy plans that encourage developers to reach net-zero in new communities.
Ontario's Energy Minister Todd Smith said,
I applaud Enbridge on providing new opportunities for Ontario families and business to switch to more energy efficient solutions. Similar to our government's Clean Home Heating Initiative, this program will help ensure Ontarians have a choice in how they heat their home, while also helping reduce emissions and build a clean energy future for our province."
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