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Enbridge names industry veteran Michele Harradence as successor to retiring CEO Ebel
Michele Harradence will take over after a multi-year succession process as Enbridge expands its gas utility platform to 7.2 million customers.
On Tuesday, Enbridge Inc. announced that President and Chief Executive Officer Greg Ebel will retire effective December 31, 2026, with Michele Harradence appointed to succeed him as CEO on January 1, 2027.
During Ebel's tenure as CEO, Enbridge expanded its U.S. natural gas utility business by acquiring three utilities from Dominion Energy, establishing the firm as one of North America's largest integrated gas utility platforms.
Harradence joined Enbridge in 2014 after 16 years at Shell Canada and has led the company's gas utilities business since 2022, overseeing the integration of the acquired Dominion utility assets.
Ebel will remain on the Enbridge Board of Directors through December 31, 2026, and serve as an advisor to the board and Harradence until May 2027 to facilitate the leadership transition.
Enbridge maintains a secured growth backlog worth $41 billion spanning liquids pipelines, gas transmission, and renewable power businesses, serving about 7.2 million homes, schools, hospitals, and businesses across Canada and the United States.