- About
- Benefits
- Facts
- Engagement
- Environment
- Safety
- Regulatory Filing
- Support
-
Blog
- Energy East Blog
- TransCanada Blog
Energy East marks new step with regulatory application
Just over a year after announcing the Energy East Pipeline Project, we are pleased to be filing our formal project application with the National Energy Board of Canada (NEB). This filing is a milestone in the regulatory process to receive all necessary approvals to build and operate t
Continue Reading
Open houses – A respectful forum to exchange on Energy East project facts
Aug 15, 2014
Aboriginal Relations, Communities, Energy Security, Engagement, Jobs, Landowners, Open Houses, Safety, TransCanada
Comments are off
By Gary Houston, Vice-President, Ontario and Prairies, Energy East Pipeline Project I was in Kenora with my team on Tuesday, Aug. 12, to discuss TransCanada’s proposed Energy East Pipeline with local residents. We received a lot of great questions and comments regarding safety, emerge
Continue Reading
Energy East president shares vision for the project
Jun 05, 2014
Aboriginal Relations, Benefits, Communities, Engagement, Environment, Jobs, Landowners, Open Houses, Provinces, TransCanada
Comments are off
François Poirier is a man who knows about going the distance – both as a marathon and triathlon finisher, and as a professional who spent over two decades advising clients on making large and complex energy infrastructure projects happen. Poirier joined TransCanada in May, taking over
Continue Reading
Five things you should know about the Energy East Pipeline
May 22, 2014
Aboriginal Relations, Benefits, Communities, Energy Security, Engagement, Exports, Jobs, Landowners, National Interest, Open Houses, Pipeline Integrity, Provinces, Provincial Economies, Safety
Comments are off
TransCanada has proposed to convert a 3,000-km portion of its Canadian Mainline and build an additional 1,600 km of new pipeline to take crude oil from Western to Eastern Canada. The Energy East Pipeline will transport about one million barrels of crude oil every day from Alberta and
Continue Reading
Recent Posts
