Indigenous Engagement Role in Sustainable Pipeline Construction: Canadian Insights

This paper examines the pivotal role of Indigenous engagement (IE) in fostering sustainable pipeline construction in Canada. It delves into how meaningful engagement with Indigenous communities contributes to social acceptance and project success. it examines how IE impacts the ESG score for pipeline projects, which in turn, affects the cost of capital for proceeding with projects. Using a case study, the paper finds that Indigenous engagement plays a crucial role in determining the weight and score of the social component in ESG evaluations. It concludes that improvements in Indigenous engagement can lead to a lower cost of capital, ultimately enhancing the economic sustainability of pipeline projects.

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CIB Conferences
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2025-06-19
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https://doi.org/10.7771/3067-4883.2022
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Underground infrastructure and sustainability
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Indigenous Engagement Role in Sustainable Pipeline Construction: Canadian Insights

Ahmed Hammad, Iyad Al Hasan, Haroun Elyasir
CIB Conferences
Underground infrastructure and sustainability
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Indigenous Engagement Role in Sustainable Pipeline Construction: Canadian Insights

Ahmed Hammad, Iyad Al Hasan, Haroun Elyasir
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Abstract

This paper examines the pivotal role of Indigenous engagement (IE) in fostering sustainable pipeline construction in Canada. It delves into how meaningful engagement with Indigenous communities contributes to social acceptance and project success. it examines how IE impacts the ESG score for pipeline projects, which in turn, affects the cost of capital for proceeding with projects. Using a case study, the paper finds that Indigenous engagement plays a crucial role in determining the weight and score of the social component in ESG evaluations. It concludes that improvements in Indigenous engagement can lead to a lower cost of capital, ultimately enhancing the economic sustainability of pipeline projects.

CIB ConferencesVol. 1(1)
Responsible consumption and production
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Underground infrastructure and sustainability
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