Enbridge Inc. · TSX:ENB

Enbridge — Q2 2022 Earnings Presentation

28 slides from Enbridge's earnings presentation, 2022

  1. Slide 1: Q2 2022 Financial Results & Business Update

    Al Monaco Vern Yu President & EVP, Corporate Development & Q2 2022 Financial Results & Business Update Chief Executive Officer Chief Financial Officer

  2. Slide 2: Legal Notice

    Legal Notice Forward Looking Information This presentation includes certain forward-looking statements and information (FLI) to provide potential investors and shareholders of Enbridge Inc. (Enbridge or the Company) with information about Enbridge and its subsidiaries and affiliates, including manag

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    Agenda • Mid-Year Priorities Check-in • Business Update • Financial Results & Outlook • ESG Performance Accelerating Our Natural Gas Strategy 3

  4. Slide 4: Enbridge's Two-Pronged Strategy

    Enbridge’s Two-Pronged Strategy Global Demand & Supply Outlook1 (IEA Announced Pledges Scenario, Exajoules) STEPS2 Conventional Growth • Optimize existing capacity and throughput Biofuels • Expand and modernize assets NZE2 • Develop export markets Wind & Solar Hydro • Accelerate natural gas investme

  5. Slide 5: Mid-Year Priorities Check In

    Mid-Year Priorities Check In Safely Running • Strong safety performance across the company our systems Serving • Record gas pipeline delivery days & strong renewable performance Customers Well • Successful re-contracting of Alliance and settlement in principle on TETCO1 rate filing New Delivering St

  6. Slide 6: Business Update

    Business Update Liquids Gas Gas Distribution Renewables Pipelines Transmission & Storage 30% of N. America’s oil 20% of natural gas consumed ~2 Tcf of natural gas delivered; 2.2 GW3 renewable energy transported and exported in the U.S. Serving 75% of Ontarians serving ~900,000 homes • Mainline volum

  7. Slide 7: Oil Fundamentals Improving

    Oil Fundamentals Improving  Supply Robust N.A. refinery demand1 WCSB ~93% ENB Strategy Implications utilization WCSB 40 30 3 Year Average Cushing Supports mainline utilization 20 50 3 Year Average 10 40 0 Inventories 30 20 Increase in Canadian Long Haul SPR2 10 0 800 3 Year Average to USGC Inventor

  8. Slide 8: Liquids Mainline Commercial Update

    Liquids Mainline Commercial Update Mainline Negotiation Timeline Dec 2021 Mid 2022 Late 2022 Mid 2023 Late 2023 Stakeholder Consultation, Information Sharing & Shipper Negotiation Evaluate best path forward 1) Incentive Tolling Option Mid-2023: File Negotiated CER1 Review framework Settlement to tak

  9. Slide 9: Enbridge LNG Positioning & Strategy

    Enbridge LNG Positioning & Strategy Growing N.A. LNG1 Exports Potential Enbridge • Strategic positioning (Bcf/d) LNG Export Volumes2 (Bcf/d) – Large scale integrated system ~9 Bcf/d – Cost competitive >30 10 – Last mile demand pull – Connected to low-cost supply 8 Rio Grande3 Under Precedent • Lever

  10. Slide 10: USGC LNG Position and Strategy

    USGC LNG Position and Strategy USGC Market Pull • TETCO expansion • Strong incumbent network • Greenfield pipeline 1. Venice Extension1 • New connections • Plaquemines LNG TX • Visible organic growth • US$0.4B TETCO expansion • Reached positive FID2 New Texas Haynesville Basin – Plaquemines LNG in e

  11. Slide 11: T-North Pipeline Expansions – Secured Project

    T-North Pipeline Expansions –Secured Project WCSB Supply Growth1 • Low cost Montney basin provides economic supply (Bcf/d) N-4 (<$2/mmbtu) ~24 • Successful binding open season concluded in June 16 N-5 • Expanding system by 535 mmcf/d 2021 2040 T-NorthFort Taylor STATION 2 St.John CS-1 • To serve gro

  12. Slide 12: T-South Pipeline Expansion

    T-South Pipeline Expansion T-North Existing Enbridge Pipelines T-South Pipeline • ~300 mmcf/d expansion requirement Enbridge Compressor Station Fort Taylor STATION 2 St.John Fortis Pipeline CS-2B Chetwynd Capacity – Existing long-term contract with (Bcf/d) McLeod Lake CS-3 Dawson Creek Woodfibre LNG

  13. Slide 13: Woodfibre LNG Investment

    Woodfibre LNG Investment T-North N-2 N-3 Investment Overview2 Strategic Fit BC N-4 N-5 Fort Taylor • 30% preferred equity interest Direct connection to STATION 2 CS-2B St.John pipeline assets McLeod Lake CS-3 Chetwynd Dawson Creek • Pro-rata capital contributions Squamish Summit Montney during const

  14. Slide 14: Woodfibre LNG Project Overview

    Woodfibre LNG Project Overview Indigenous Engagement Overview:  Extensive, meaningful consultation Liquefaction Plant with Indigenous peoples • 2.1 mtpa production  Unique and innovative relationship capacity with the Squamish Nation • 250,000m3 of floating  The Squamish Nation has provided stora

  15. Slide 15: Woodfibre LNG Fundamentals

    Woodfibre LNG Fundamentals Growing Asian LNG Demand1 Advantaged Shipping Costs2 LNG Export Breakevens3 MMtpa Delivered to Asia Breakevens ($/mmbtu) 570 Estimated 600 500 ~50% ~5-6 weeks cost range reduction in shipping 400 emissions ~4 weeks 300 255 ~2 weeks 200 100 0 2020 2050 West Coast USGC via U

  16. Slide 16: Woodfibre LNG Execution Plan

    Woodfibre LNG Execution Plan Construction Overview Execution Timeline • Modular plant construction • Squamish EA2 certificate Pre- • Federal EA approval • Lump sum turn-key received 2022 • Provincial EA certificate EPC contract approved • Key Squamish Nation, • Issued notice to proceed Federal & Pro

  17. Slide 17: Low-Carbon Development

    Low-Carbon Development Wabamun Carbon Hub • 4+ MtCO2 under MOU Utility H2 and RNG Ireland Strategy & Investment • Awarded further • 50+ projects in UK Criteria development rights development • Testing geology • Walker/Comcor Germany Partnership • Focus on in-franchise France Offshore Wind opportunit

  18. Slide 18: Resiliency in all Market Cycles

    Resiliency in all Market Cycles Predictable & Growing Cash Flows Pipeline-Utility Model Financial Commodity Alberta COVID 19 Crisis Price Forest Collapse Fires • Contracted; 98% contracted or cost-of-service WTI • Strong counter-party credit; 95% of customers with investment grade rating2 • BBB+ cre

  19. Slide 19: Capital Allocation Priorities

    Capital Allocation Priorities Growing Free Cash Flow Balance Sheet Ratings Reaffirmed Adjusted EBITDA1 Baa1 Moody’s May ≤4.7x Stable S&P Global BBB+ March Stable DBRS BBB High July Stable 2021 2022e on track to achieve guidance Debt/EBITDA; by year end 2022 Fitch Ratings BBB+ April Stable Return Cap

  20. Slide 20: Q2 Financial Results

    Q2 Financial Results Q2 YTD ($ Millions, except per share amounts) 2022 2021 2022 2021 Quarterly Drivers Liquids Pipelines 2,095 1,844 4,312 3,725 Gas Transmission & Midstream 1,084 935 2,142 1,942  Operational performance Gas Distribution & Storage 422 461 1,096 1,107 127 113 287 267  DCP & Aux S

  21. Slide 21: 2022 Financial Outlook

    2022 Financial Outlook EBITDA Guidance1 DCF/share Guidance1 ($Billions) $5.20 – $5.50 Tailwinds/Headwinds to $15.0 – $15.6 Full-Year Guidance $4.96 $14.0 • Strong operating performance & system utilization • Energy Services • Rising interest rates 2021 2022e 2021 2022e On track to achieve full-year

  22. Slide 22: Secured Capital Program

    Secured Capital Program Project Expected ISD Capital ($B) Modernization Program 2022-2025 2.2 USD Other Expansions 2022-2025 0.5 USD Gas Transmission Venice Extension1 2023-2024 New 0.4 USD T-North Expansion 2026 New 1.2 CAD Woodfibre LNG2 2027 New 1.5 USD Distribution System 2022-2024 1.7 CAD Gas D

  23. Slide 23: Visible Growth

    Visible Growth DCF/share1 3-Year Outlook 5-7% CAGR through 2024 Deploy Excess Capacity Revenue Inflators Execute Secured & Productivity Capital Program Enhancements 2021e 2024e Growth through 2024 on track (1) DCF and DCF/share are non-GAAP measures. Reconciliations to the nearest GAAP measures are

  24. Slide 24: Annual Investment Capacity

    Annual Investment Capacity Opportunity Set $5-6B of Annual Investment Capacity Gas Transmission Gas Distribution up to ~$2.0B/year up to ~$1.5B/year • $3-4B of ratable organic growth • System modernization • System modernization • Capital efficient expansions • Customer growth • Remaining $2B must c

  25. Slide 25: ESG Leadership

    ESG Leadership Environment Social Governance Goal: Lower emissions Goal: Gender diversity Goal: Board Gender intensity 35% by 2030 40% by 2025 diversity 40% by 2025 2020 Set Targets Goal: Achieve Net-zero Goal: Ethnic & Racial Goal: Ethnic & Racial by 2050 minorities 28% by 2025 minorities 20% by 20

  26. Slide 26: 2021 ESG Performance

    2021 ESG Performance GHG emissions over 29% -20 % $6B 27% Improvement in Methane Invested Intensity TRIF1 rate over emissions in pipeline 2018 35% three-year average 1.65 tCO2e to 1.32 tCO2e integrity in last 3 years Diversity & Inclusion 31% 2022 Catalyst Award $960 spend with M Enbridge Fueling Fu

  27. Slide 27: Takeaways

    Takeaways On track to achieve 2022 financial guidance Two-pronged strategy validated Advancing North American export strategy Secured $4.5B of new projects year to date Prudent capital allocation Progressing low-carbon & ESG priorities “Tomorrow is on” Accelerating Our Natural Gas Strategy 27

  28. Slide 28: Qs&A

    Qs&A CENBRIDGE

Enbridge — Q2 2022 Earnings Presentation on 6ix