Enbridge, primarily known for its oil and gas infrastructure, has been making significant strides in the renewable energy sector. Over the past two decades, the company has heavily invested in renewable projects, including wind farms, solar farms, geothermal initiatives, and hydrogen ventures. Enbridge's focus on sustainability and clean energy solutions is driving its extensive portfolio, with over 2 gigawatts of projects currently in development or construction across the U.S. Despite the shifting landscape in the energy sector, Enbridge remains steadfast in its commitment to renewables. The company recently greenlit the massive Sequoia Solar project in Texas, showcasing its dedication to large-scale solar ventures. Enbridge's strategic partnerships with major corporations like AT&T, Toyota, and Amazon further solidify its position in the renewable energy market. The company's approach is not limited to standalone projects but extends to integrated solutions, incorporating firm power sources alongside renewables. Enbridge's acquisition of Dominion's gas utilities has positioned it as a key player in providing diverse energy solutions to consumers. Thomas Carbone, Enbridge's vice president of power business development, emphasizes the importance of strategically selecting project locations based on transmission availability and demand growth. Enbridge's forward-thinking strategy aligns with the increasing power demand in the U.S., driven by various sectors like AI, transportation electrification, and hydrogen fuel plants. The company's initiatives in Texas and other regions highlight its focus on market potential and regulatory support for renewable energy projects.