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On September 9 DNR Secretary Karen Hyun asked Enbridge to stop temporary bypass work near Saxon, citing missing wetland and waterway approvals. Enbridge said Friday it is still working the spill site and the bypass in parallel toward a September 12 return to service.
The September 9 Physical Activities Regulations amendments send interprovincial and international pipelines, plus designated power lines, to a Canada Energy Regulator assessment instead of an integrated Impact Assessment Act panel.
On July 10 the B.C. Environmental Assessment Office amended Cedar LNG's certificate to 500 MMcf per day of liquefaction, about 3.75 million tonnes a year, up from 3.0. Pembina and the Haisla Nation still target in-service in late 2028.
Enbridge's September 12 restart target is the next print that matters. Keyera has $30 million of 2026 Marketing margin riding on it. WTI is still in the mid-$80s and AECO is still cheap while Kitimat runs.
On September 9 Enbridge announced a definitive agreement to acquire Tallgrass Energy's crude oil business for US$2.55 billion cash. Assets include 75 percent of the Pony Express pipeline, Rockies storage, and marketing arm Stanchion Energy. Close is expected later in 2026.
In a September 10 update Enbridge said parallel work continues on site remediation and the temporary bypass near Saxon, Wisconsin. Water and air monitoring show no impacts. Line 5 remains shut with a September 12 return-to-service goal.
Keyera revised September 3 its 2026 Marketing margin guidance to $320 million to $350 million, citing Line 5 and AEF. Enbridge's September 10 update kept a September 12 restart target. Keyera's dividend record date is Monday September 15.
In a September 9 update Enbridge said crews made good progress at the Wisconsin NGL release site and remain on track to restore Line 5 service by September 12. Surface water and a nearby residential well showed no impacts. Line 5 has been shut since August 25.
Keyera declared August 5 a quarterly dividend of $0.5625 per share payable September 29 to record holders September 15. Its September 3 marketing guidance cut cited a $30 million Line 5 hit with Enbridge still targeting September 12 restart.
In a September 8 incident update Enbridge said surface water and a nearby residential well showed no impacts from the August 25 NGL release. Crews continue 24/7 bypass work. Line 5 remains shut with a September 12 restart goal.
Keyera revised September 3 its 2026 Marketing margin guidance to $320 million to $350 million, citing Line 5 and AEF. With Enbridge still targeting September 12 restart, the $30 million Line 5 estimate remains live past the missed September 8 window.
In a September 7 update Enbridge said 24/7 bypass work continues around the Wisconsin NGL release site. Line 5 remains shut after the August 25 truck strike. The September 6-8 return window closed with no restart. Service is now targeted for September 12.
Enbridge brought the Houston Oil Terminal into service in July 2026. EHOT has three lateral pipelines and four above-ground tanks with 2.5 million barrels of initial shell capacity, linking Alberta heavy crude to Gulf Coast refineries and export docks.
In a September 6 update Enbridge said crews began work on a temporary bypass around the Wisconsin NGL release site. Line 5 remains shut. Based on bypass construction timing, Enbridge anticipates return to service September 12.
Line 5 remains shut after the August 25 Wisconsin NGL release. Enbridge's September 3 update targeted return between September 6 and 8. September 4 media reports said the company now hopes to restore service Tuesday September 8 after missing the prior Saturday target.
On September 3 Keyera lowered 2026 Marketing segment realized margin guidance to $320 million to $350 million from $360 million to $390 million. Line 5 has been down since August 25 and AEF is running above 70 percent of capacity through April 2027.
In a September 3 update Enbridge said restoration plans target safe return to service between September 6 and 8. Surface water and a nearby residential well showed no impacts from the August 25 NGL release. Line 5 remains shut.
On August 6 CNQ reported record Q2 production of 1,677,000 boe per day and lifted 2026 guidance to 1,637,000 to 1,682,000 boe per day. Adjusted funds flow was $6.9 billion. Medium and long-term oilsands growth stays paused until the trilateral MOU becomes definitive agreements targeted for November.
On August 27 Enbridge said KKR, with Apollo, will put about C$2.7 billion into a joint venture that funds the Aspen Point and Sunrise expansions on Westcoast. Enbridge gets about C$0.7 billion cash at close. The investors take an indirect 29 percent of the system when Sunrise is in service. Close still has conditions. 2026 guidance did not move.
On August 26 Enbridge agreed to buy Salt Creek Midstream's crude gathering, 100 percent of Orla and Wink North and 50 percent of Delaware Crossing, for US$600 million cash. Combined capacity is 420,000 barrels a day. Close is later in 2026, subject to FTC Hart-Scott-Rodino clearance. 2026 guidance did not move.