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Energy regulator approves Trans Mountain toll settlement
The settlement ends 18 months of negotiations and lets Trans Mountain lock in tolls for shippers on 90% of pipeline capacity.
- The Canada Energy Regulator approved a settlement between Trans Mountain Corp. and shippers for the Alberta-to-British Columbia pipeline, with a commission finding the agreed-to tolls "just and reasonable."
- Following 18 months of negotiations with shippers, Trans Mountain announced the settlement in July to resolve toll disputes and operational cost structures for the pipeline.
- The decision allows Trans Mountain to contract up to 90 per cent of pipeline capacity to shippers, a significant increase from the previous 80 per cent limit.
- Spanning 1,180 kilometres, the federal Crown corporation operates the pipeline from Edmonton to the Trans Mountain Westridge Marine Terminal in Burnaby, B.C., exporting crude across the Pacific.
- The company plans to expand capacity to 1.19 million barrels a day by 2028, building on the 890,000 barrels per day that began operations in 2024.
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Energy regulator approves Trans Mountain toll settlement
CALGARY - The Canada Energy Regulator has approved a settlement between Trans Mountain Corp. and companies that pay to ship their oil through the Alberta-to-British Columbia pipeline.
·Toronto, Canada
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CALGARY, AB, Sept. 28, 2026 /CNW/ -- The Energy Board of Canada approved the Trans Mountain Fees Regulations.
·Montreal, Canada
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