B.C. pipeline news

The latest update from the Trans Mountain Expansion Project, Canada.

Trans Mountain Pipeline demonstrated it is critical Canadian infrastructure and the Expansion Project progressed to 55% overall completion.

In February, the company conducted a winter spill deployment training and exercise in Clearwater, BC.

Total system nominations for the Trans Mountain Pipeline system are apportioned by 11% for April 2022.

Delivering a world-class project that will provide economic benefits for Indigenous communities, British Columbians and Canadians for decades to come has been a priority since day one.

Delivering a world-class project that will provide natural gas to overseas markets wouldn’t be possible without the Wilde Lake Compressor and Meter Station.

Macro Pipelines embarks on a partnership with Nadleh-Whut’en and its long-time partner Frost Group, for construction in Section 5.

The Trans Mountain pipeline has returned to normal operating pressure after running at a reduced capacity.

Trans Mountain will contribute CAN$3.1 million into upgrades to Clearwater’s drinking water, wastewater management and sewer treatment systems.

Joint statement from CER and the Indigenous Advisory and Monitoring Committee for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project on joint inspection of Sumas pump station.