ProjectGasGoes mixed

Westcoast gas pipeline (Enbridge)

Enbridge's Westcoast natural gas pipeline system in BC, which serves the Lower Mainland and delivers gas to the US border at Huntingdon. The Stonlasec8 Indigenous Alliance of BC First Nations bought 12.5% for about C$715 million in July 2025, backed by a C$400 million federal loan guarantee. KKR and Apollo agreed on 27 August 2026 to invest about C$2.7 billion in two expansions for an indirect 29% interest once the Sunrise expansion enters service; the deal closed on 3 September 2026. Enbridge keeps majority ownership and control.

Status

In service

Direction

Mixed: Can go more than one way.

Capacity

1.71 Bcf/d (Huntingdon border point, 2025 available)

Where

British Columbia

Needs new laws?

No: can proceed under existing rules

Owners

• Enbridge as of 27 August 2026

  Enbridge Inc., “Enbridge forms joint venture with KKR and Apollo to fund Westcoast expansions” (external site), 27 August 2026. source record

• Apollo (funds) as of 27 August 2026

  Enbridge Inc., “Enbridge forms joint venture with KKR and Apollo to fund Westcoast expansions” (external site), 27 August 2026. source record

• KKR as of 27 August 2026

  Enbridge Inc., “Enbridge forms joint venture with KKR and Apollo to fund Westcoast expansions” (external site), 27 August 2026. source record

• First Nations alliance (Westcoast pipeline stake) (12.5%) as of July 2025

  Stonlasec8 Indigenous Alliance LP (GlobeNewswire), “B.C. First Nations to acquire an equity interest in Enbridge's Westcoast Pipeline System” (external site), 15 May 2025. source record

Events

• 27 August 2026KKR and Apollo (US) agree to put C$2.7B into Enbridge's Westcoast pipeline for 29%ActionOwnership changeInternational3 sources
• 2 July 2025A First Nations alliance buys 12.5% of Enbridge's Westcoast gas pipeline for about C$715M, backed by a C$400M federal loan guaranteeActionOwnership changeBritish Columbia3 sources