The U.S. draws from a variety of energy sources to support its population of roughly 330 million people. Prominent in that energy mix is natural gas, thanks to its local abundance, affordability, reliability and lower emissions compared with other hydrocarbons.

Some of our amazing energy problem solvers have grown with us from students to leaders — innovating, developing new solutions, and pushing us forward as we transition to cleaner energy that also meets the world’s demand.

Since 2001, Carseland has been providing Alberta with up to 95 megawatts of electricity from its industrial cogeneration plant located in Carseland, Alta., at Agrium’s Carseland Nitrogen Operation. View the location map.

The map depicts the pipeline locations for NGTL Pipeline System in southern Alberta.

The Mazatlan Pipeline Project has 430 km (267 miles)of pipeline in length. It's estimaed to carry 202 million cubic feet per day of natural gas.

Marketlink transports shipments of U.S. crude oil from Cushing, Okla., to refineries in the U.S. Gulf Coast via the Keystone Pipeline System’s Gulf Coast extension. Delivery points include Sour Lake, Houston, and Port Arthur, Texas.

The Project will include the construction of approximately 4 kilometres (km) of pipe 324 millimeters in diameter for transporting natural gas. It will parallel the existing Canadian Mainline, and will start at the Saint-Sébastien Meter Station near route 133 and end at a new proposed valve and receiver site in the municipality of Pike River, near Chemin Molleur.

The map depicts the pipeline locations for NGTL Pipeline System in central Alberta.

MacKay River is an industrial cogeneration project that is situated on Suncor’s MacKay River oilsands development, 60 km (37 miles) northwest of Fort McMurray, Alta.