Water is a constant issue for farmers and excavators. Whether too much or too little, it needs to be managed, especially when your crop or livelihood is at stake. This means undertaking some of the highest risk activities for pipelines, by installing things like drain tile, irrigation lines, drainage trenches and more. These activities involve digging deep with heavy equipment that can easily damage a pipeline.

Madison Heeg, a sophomore in electrical engineering at the Colorado School of Mines, recently worked as a quality assurance intern in our Houston office. She gained valuable work experience, broadened her knowledge of the industry, and developed strong connections and friendships.

When working on new forestry roads or cleared areas in rural land, it can be easy to miss or ignore pipeline markers. Find out how heavy loads can impact a pipeline and what steps you can take to prevent damage.

The North Montney Mainline Project (NMML) is a 42-inch pipeline that delivers natural gas from one of the richest gas plays in Canada to markets across North America. This extension is a critical piece of infrastructure that will provide value to our shareholders for decades to come, but it’s the way the project team delivered it that sets it apart. The project went two million hours without a lost time incident. Learn more.

tc-Keystone-FERC-7.30.0-IJT-Rate-Schedule.pdf

tce-TransCanada-Keystone-FERC-6.106.0-Rate-Schedule.pdf

tce-TransCanada-Keystone-FERC-6.105.0-Rate-Schedule.pdf