Canadian pipeline and energy infrastructure giant Enbridge has named Michele Harradence as its next president and chief executive, effective January 1, 2027, succeeding Greg Ebel, who retires on December 31, 2026. Harradence, currently executive vice president and president of Gas Distribution and Storage, has led Enbridge's gas utilities business since 2022 and will join the board. Ebel will remain an adviser from January through May 2027. The appointment follows a multi-year succession planning process and comes after Enbridge's acquisition of three U.S. gas utilities from Dominion Energy, which expanded its regulated utility footprint to serve about 7.2 million customers across Canada and the United States. Harradence, who joined Enbridge in 2014 after senior roles at Shell Canada, also oversaw the integration of those utilities, contributing to one of North America's largest integrated natural gas utility platforms. Under Ebel, Enbridge built a $41 billion growth project backlog, and Harradence will inherit that program as the company positions for rising natural gas demand from LNG exports, power generation, and industrial customers.
Enbridge IncCEO succession announced; impact on operations unclear.
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