Trans Mountain Pipeline System and Expansion Project to be Sold for $4.5B

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The Project

Pipeline Expansion Project

After receiving strong commitments from its customers, Kinder Morgan Canada, in May 2012, announced a proposed expansion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline system between Edmonton and Burnaby.

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Benefits

Twinning the Trans Mountain Pipeline gives Canada more access to world markets and brings in more tax dollars to benefit all Canadians. 

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Safety

Whether we’re moving oil through our pipeline or loading tankers at our marine terminal, safety of the public, the environment and our employees is our top priority. 

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Jobs & Training

Contractors responsible for building the pipeline and facilities will hire workers with a variety of responsibilities, skill levels and trade specializations. 

Regulatory Process

We have undertaken an extensive process with national and provincial regulators to receive approval for the twinning of the Trans Mountain Pipeline.

Construction Process

Building a pipeline is a complex process focused on safety and minimizing impacts to communities and the environment.

Procurement

Throughout the Project corridor, we’re committed to providing employment and business opportunities for Aboriginal, local and regional groups.

Marine Safety

We’ve been loading vessels with oil at Westridge Marine Terminal since 1956, without a single spill from tanker operations.

Aboriginal Peoples

We’re committed to building and sustaining effective and meaningful relationships with Aboriginal communities along the Project corridor.

Injunction Order

View the June 1, 2018, Injunction Order here.