TransCanada Energy

For over 65 years, TransCanada has proudly operated the energy infrastructure assets
that support a high standard of living for North Americans. Our facilities operate quietly, safely
and reliably, while our over 5,500 employees play an active part in the communities where
they live in Canada, the U.S. and Mexico. TransCanada owns or has interests in 20 power generation
facilities with a capacity of 13,100 megawatts (MW) – enough to power more than 13 million homes. One-third of the power we provide is generated from emission-less sources including nuclear, hydro, wind and solar. We also own and operate 368 billion cubic feet of natural gas storage capacity.

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Energy & Infrastructure
Bruce Power Keeps the Lights on in Ontario
On August 14, 2003, 50 million North Americans were plunged into darkness in the largest electricity blackout in history.

An estimated 10 million Ontarians were impacted. Traffic lights were out, causing commuter chaos. Senior citizen’s homes were without air conditioning on a sweltering summer day.
Energy & Infrastructure
Playing a Role in Reducing Ontario’s Carbon Footprint
In a week dominated by news coverage of the Paris Climate Summit, TransCanada has increased its stake, participation and investment in Ontario’s ongoing efforts to reduce the province’s carbon footprint.
Awards & Rankings
TransCanada Recognized for Efforts to Improve Air Quality
TransCanada has once again been recognized for its efforts in contributing to cleaner air.
Energy & Infrastructure
Developing North America’s Energy Future
Energy & Infrastructure
TransCanada Adds Eighth Solar Facility to Power Portfolio
Energy & Infrastructure
TransCanada Adds Two More Solar Power Facilities
Awards & Rankings
Bruce Power Receives Highest Level of Recognition by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business
Energy & Infrastructure
Bruce Power Helps Ontario Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions