The fact sheet describes key points about MacKay River Plant.

The decision to expand our Houston Tank Terminal from two to four storage tanks is an example of TC Energy meeting our suppliers’ needs today, while anticipating the crude oil market demands of tomorrow. The two additional tanks that opened for business at our Gulf Coast tank terminal gives TC Energy’s Liquids business unit and our customers greater flexibility to store and move different grades of oil more quickly and efficiently in the Gulf Coast region.

TC Energy is constructing and will own and operate four separate projects as part of the West Path Delivery Program located within Alberta and British Columbia. These projects are necessary to supply growing demand in southwest Alberta, southern B.C. and downstream North American markets for natural gas produced in Western Canada.

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The Coastal GasLink natural gas pipeline project will run approximately 670 km (416 miles) in length from Dawson Creek to a facility near Kitimat, B.C.