Enbridge, KKR and Apollo form C$2.7B Westcoast JV in BC
Aug 27, 2026, 7:31 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Expansion of regulated asset base via a large, collaborative capital project can enhance long-term cash flow and ROE, supporting valuation; risk is mitigated by private equity funding but leverage and regulatory timing remain key uncertainties.
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Enbridge announced a joint venture with KKR and Apollo to invest about C$2.7 billion in expanding its Westcoast natural gas pipeline system in British Columbia. The deal signals continued capital deployment into regulated assets, potentially growing rate base and cash flow while sharing funding risk with PE partners. Timeline hinges on regulatory approvals and financing arrangements.
Enbridge forming JV with KKR and Apollo for Westcoast pipeline expansions.
Deal size about C$2.7 billion.
Expands Enbridge's regulated asset base in BC. Timing may hinge on approvals and financing.
JV partners bring private-equity capital to gas infrastructure. Could de-risk large capex for ENB.
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