LNG

TC Energy Corp., whose current projects include the building of the Coastal GasLink pipeline for LNG Canada, has completed the sale of 40 percent stakes for a total of C$5.3 billion (US$3.9Bln) in two US assets, Columbia Gas Transmission and Columbia Gulf Transmission, transporters of 20 percent of US LNG feed-gas volumes.

TC Energy Corp., whose main current project is the building of the Coastal GasLink pipeline for the LNG Canada venture, has agreed to sell 40 percent stakes for C$5.2 billion (US$3.9Bln) in the two US assets, Columbia Gas Transmission and Columbia Gulf Transmission, the transporters of substantial US LNG feed-gas volumes.

TC Energy, the North American natural gas and energy pipelines company constructing pipeline links from British Columbia's shale basin to LNG projects on the coast, reported a surge in net income of more than three-fold as projects progressed from Canada to Mexico.

TC Energy Corp. of Canada, the North American pipeline natural gas supplier including for two LNG export projects in British Columbia, said it intended to unlock a wealth of untapped demand in Mexico, where it already has major operations.

TC Energy, the Canadian pipeline company building feed-gas links to LNG projects in North America, is planning huge investments to transport more Appalachian shale gas and constructing the Coastal Gaslink in British Colombia as well as the natural gas “infrastructure backbone” of Mexico.

TC Energy Corp., the Canada-based North American pipeline and infrastructure company, has agreed to sell US shale basin midstream assets held by its subsidiary Columbia Midstream Group for US$1.27 billion to UGI Energy Services of the US.