Transcanada

As the fallout from the messy break-up of Williams Companies Inc. and Energy Transfer Equity LP continues (see Daily GPI, July 1), two other major natural gas industry mergers have been finalized.

TransCanada Corp.’s $13 billion plan to acquire Columbia Pipeline Group Inc. (CPG) crossed a major threshold Wednesday as CPG’s shareholders voted to approve the deal.

Infraestructura Marina del Golfo (IMG) — a joint venture of TransCanada Corp. and Sempra Energy Mexico unit IEnova — has been chosen to construct own and operate the US$2.1 billion Sur de Texas-Tuxpan natural gas pipeline in Mexico.

As depressed prices compel industry to make every penny count, TransCanada Corp. has set out to pare up to 3% from its natural gas Mainline tolls by discarding a legacy of obsolete delivery privileges for a handful of shippers.

As depressed prices compel industry to make every penny count, TransCanada Corp. has set out to pare up to 3% from its natural gas Mainline tolls by discarding a legacy of obsolete delivery privileges for a handful of shippers.

U.S. shale production exports will take nearly three-fourths of the most populated Canadian natural gas market, Ontario, within five years, according to the province’s public utilities commission.

U.S. shale production exports will take nearly three-fourths of the most populated Canadian natural gas market, Ontario, within five years, according to the province’s public utilities commission.

TransCanada Corp. has won the contract to construct, own and operate the 866 MMcf/d Tula-Villa de Reyes pipeline in Mexico for the country’s Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE).

TransCanada Corp. has won the contract to construct, own and operate the 866 MMcf/d Tula-Villa de Reyes pipeline in Mexico for the country’s Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE).