The Heartland Project will help meet the market demand of natural gas and increase reliability on the existing ANR pipeline.

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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.

NGTL GP is proposing to permanently cease operations at 34 meter stations and 27 lateral pipelines, loops and/or producer tie-ins on the NGTL System within Alberta as these facilities are no longer necessary to provide service to customers.

TC Energy outlines clear expectations for our contractors as documented in the list of key policies, guidelines and resources that apply to our supply base and we hold them accountable to operate in compliance with these expectations.

Solar energy to power TC Energy renewable natural gas (RNG) interconnects – meter stations that measure the amount of gas being transported – is helping the company to work towards our net-zero commitment while also enabling the company to sell renewable energy to the local utility.

A new application of an existing technology has been tested and will be implemented by the Coastal GasLink Facilities Engineering team to reduce methane emissions on the project’s compressor and meter stations.

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Learn more about the Project location.

NGTL is proposing to permanently cease operations at 28 meter stations and 31 lateral pipelines, loops and/or producer tie-ins on the NGTL System within Alberta as these facilities are no longer necessary to provide service to customers.