At TC Energy, we are committed to protecting our planet while meeting the world’s growing energy requirements. How we interact with the environment is as important to us as it is to the communities in which we live and work. Our Environment Principles of environmental stewardship, protection and performance, guide our decisions every day when building and operating energy infrastructure.

What are the consequences of unsafe digging? In most ... provinces and states, it is a legal requirement to contact your local One Call service before digging or excavation

Every year, TransCanada employees and contractors participate in a Fall giving and volunteering campaign called Get Empowered. This year's campaign raised $1.3 million in personal and company-matched donations. The team also tracked more than 12,300 volunteer hours across Canada, U.S. and Mexico. TransCanada matches employee and contractor donations 100 per cent year-round but the match increases to 200 per cent for this exhilarating campaign. Our people made a difference in their communities by giving their time and generosity to more than 1,400 causes they care about!

The Keystone XL project team has been conducting snake monitoring research in southern Alberta at multiple sites near the pathway of the pipeline. In Alberta, prairie rattlesnakes and other snake species are designated as species of special concern.

Ensuring our stakeholders are meaningfully engaged and respected is critical to our success. The strength of these relationships has a direct impact on our ability to competitively build and operate our assets.