All aspects of the life cycle of a pipeline – from design and construction to operation and retirement – are guided by our comprehensive Operational Management System and strictly overseen by regulatory agencies and government departments. That's why every TC Energy pipeline is rigorously and precisely built with high-quality materials and the latest proven technology, and monitored by expert staff, every step of the way. Take the journey with us, and learn about the life cycle of a pipeline from planning to monitoring and beyond.

Today marks the start of the pipeline industry’s most prestigious event, the International Pipeline Conference (IPC) 2020. The biennial conference features executive panels, technical tutorials, plenary speeches and moreover a jam-packed three-day event from September 28 to 30.

The Tamazunchale Pipeline is a 370 km (230 miles) natural gas pipeline serving communities from the East Coast of Mexico to Central Mexico.

This brochure contains important information about safe excavation near oil pipelines.

The map depicts where the pipeline transports natural gas from Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana to cities and towns in Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois and Ohio. The two major legs of ANR Pipeline converge near Chicago. ANR also provides access to TransCanada’s extensive natural gas storage operations in Michigan.

The Crossroads Pipeline is a 202 mile (365 km) natural gas pipeline operating in Indiana and Ohio.

The Crossroads Pipeline is a 202-mile (365-km) natural gas pipeline operating in Indiana and Ohio.

The Topolobampo Pipeline is a 560 km (348 mile) pipeline that connects the states of Chihuahua and Sinaloa, supplying numerous Mexico communities along the way.

At a length of 86 miles (138 km), the North Baja Pipeline System delivers West Texan and Rocky Mountain natural gas from Arizona to California and Mexico.