Enbridge Takes Q4 Loss, Expects High Pipeline Utilization in 2023
A gas transmission impairment forced a Q4 earnings loss, but the company expects high utilization of its Mainline pipeline system in 2023.
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A gas transmission impairment forced a Q4 earnings loss, but the company expects high utilization of its Mainline pipeline system in 2023.
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