CEPA and our members pool expertise and knowledge to collaborate to enhance performance for the good of all Canadians.
How CEPA Advances Pipeline Performance
CEPA members bring together Canada’s pipeline companies to share knowledge, expertise and resources.
Activities are governed by a board of directors who set the priorities of our executive team and our working committees.
Approximately 300 volunteers from our member companies lend their time and expertise to CEPA’s 10 work groups, each of which focuses on an important aspect within the industry.
| Pipeline Operations | Business Environment |
| Damage prevention Emergency management Environment Health & safety Pipeline integrity Security |
Indigenous affairs Climate change Property tax Regulatory policy |
Our Goals
Raise industry performance
Together, CEPA and our members are focused on improving the safety, transparency and accountability of the industry by:
- Develop and implement operational practices focused on raising industry performance
- Increase accountability and transparency through improved reporting, and by developing and implementing industry-wide metrics aligned with regulators
- Execute the adoption and continuous development of the CEPA Integrity First® program
- Pursue industry-wide safety culture improvement initiatives
Improve regulatory engagement, transparency and sustainability of the industry
When the entire industry works together in harmony, we can improve the business environment we operate in:
- Develop and execute an industry-wide strategy to improve regulatory alignment, transparency and sustainability
- Develop key policy positions and communicate to and influence political and regulatory stakeholders
- Strengthen relationships with key stakeholders in policy areas affecting the industry
Explore More about us
Through leadership and collaboration, CEPA enables our member companies to advance their operations and develop safety and environmental innovations for the Canadian transmission pipeline industry.
We have a commitment to transparency, and a responsibility to Canada and Canadians to deliver energy in a safe and responsible manner.