TC Energy’s 1,412-mile (2,272-km) Northern Border Pipeline Company (NBPL) connects natural gas reserves in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin with consumers in the Midwestern U.S. as well as receives and transports U.S.-produced natural gas.

Made possible by the Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation, the partnership enables Indigenous Communities to own part of Canada’s largest natural gas pipeline network, while creating shareholder value and progressing TC Energy’s strategic priorities TC Energy’s NGTL System compressor station and pipeline right-of-way near Nordegg, Alta. CALGARY, Alberta, July 30, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- TC Energy Corporation (TSX, NYSE: TRP) (TC Energy or the Company) is pleased to announce an equity interest...

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This winter, more homes can be heated, and more power will be available to public buildings and industry with additional natural gas following completion of the West Path Delivery 2023 Projects.

As an energy infrastructure company with operations in three countries, we’re proud of the relationships we've built with close to 100,000 landowners across our pipeline and asset network.

NGTL GP is proposing to permanently cease operations at 14 lateral pipelines or loops on the NGTL System within Alberta as these facilities are no longer necessary to provide service to customers.

The proposed Leming Lake Sales Lateral Loop (Field Lake Section) Project will increase natural gas transportation service on our existing NGTL natural gas pipeline system in Alberta to meet growing demand.