TC Energy, in partnership with the Common Ground Alliance (CGA), would like to recognize youth from not-for-profit organizations such as Boy Scouts of America, Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., 4-H and the National FFA Organization for committing to safe digging practices when undertaking improvement projects in their communities.

For those involved in technological deployment, seeing quantifiable results from your hard work is gratifying. But recognizing the impact of this work on a human level is really where the hours, weeks, and months of tireless effort pays off. This particularly applies to a cross-unit collaboration in TC Energy’s U.S. Natural Gas (USNG) organization that led to the avoidance of almost 150 in-person callouts between August 2020 and March 2021 on the Columbia Gulf Transmission system. The achievement came with the implementation of remote-control capabilities for Gas Control in Charleston, W.Va.

TC Energy would like to recognize youth from not-for-profit organizations such as Boy Scouts, Girls Guides and 4-H for committing to safe digging practices when undertaking improvement projects in their communities.

This is a state-of-the-art project that is going to provide natural gas southern Mexico for the next forty years without causing any disruption to the marine environment,

With many people coming and going to our sites, and the requirement for every employee, contractor or visitor to sign in and out at the main office using a manual process- pen and paper – this quickly became a concern when COVID-19 started to rear its ugly head. Learn more about how QR codes were implemented.

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