On June 28, Minnkota Power Cooperative outlined how an agreement with TC Energy will move Project Tundra into its final stage of project development. Tundra will represent TC Energy’s first carbon capture and sequestration project in the U.S. and will capture up to approximately 4 million tons of CO2 per annum from Minnkota’s Milton R. Young Station in North Dakota.

During Women in Construction Week, check out Ila Roan’s story and video, whose success as a heavy equipment operator has inspired her daughter to pick up the same trade!

These are unprecedented times we find ourselves in. The COVID-19 disruption comes with big and small impacts for all of us and we want to remind everyone that, without fail, we are always #BetterTogether.

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The future is nuclear. Bruce Power is a crucial part of Ontario’s clean energy grid, past, present and future. Learn more in the latest Annual Review and Energy Report.

Not a lot of people can state on their resumes that they’ve been the project manager for the successful construction of more than 70 new homes – all built within just a few months. Except for TC Energy Environmental Representative Melissa Dettling who worked with the BXP project team to construct log homes and two-layered rock structures for snakes along the right of way of the BXP pipeline, which went into service on Jan. 1, 2021.

On the Buckeye XPress (BXP)  project in southern Ohio, four state-approved herpetologists are on speed dial with TC Energy’s construction team. Part of the pipeline is near a snake hibernaculum, or winter snake den, where species protected by the state, such as the timber rattlesnake, are known to roam. For that reason, the BXP team has put in place mitigation measures to ensure the safety of snakes—as well as its workers from the venomous reptiles.