The inclusion of LNG Canada’s Phase 2 on the government's nation-building projects list reflects the essential role energy infrastructure plays in Canada's economic sovereignty and energy security.

Today our CEO, François Poirier, published an Op-ed in the National Post stressing the critical role LNG projects must play in shaping Canada’s energy future.

TC Energy announced plans to spin off its Liquids Pipelines business, creating two independent investment-grade, publicly listed companies to fully capture opportunities presented by long-term fundamentals driving energy transition and energy security.

A multi-year effort to expand the NGTL and Foothills systems has seen the in-service of several projects over the past few months, furthering North American energy security, boosting local economies and providing customers with additional market access.

TC Energy shares that Coastal GasLink has entered into commercial agreements with LNG Canada.

François Poirier speaks to The Globe and Mail about Canada’s opportunity — and responsibility — to provide secure energy to the world.

America’s energy infrastructure leaders outline new blueprint to meet growing U.S. energy demand.

TC Energy Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Natural Gas Pipelines, Tina Faraca, issued the below statement following passage of the Standardizing Permitting and Expediting Economic Development (SPEED) Act in the U.S. House of Representatives.

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TC Energy commends President Donald J. Trump and U.S. Senator Dave McCormick on a successful inaugural Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit today. TC Energy is investing billions of dollars in energy infrastructure, including approximately US$400 million in maintenance and modernization of the company’s 1,600-mile Pennsylvania pipeline network.