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TransCanada Raises Dividend, Investors Focus on Falling ProfitsFP Trading Desk • Thu, Feb 5, 2009
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Transcanada Corp.'s Equity Issue Good for Growth InitiativesFP Trading Desk • Wed, Nov 26, 2008
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TransCanada Pipeline Is Well Placed to Sit Out a RecessionTyler McKinna • Thu, Jan 31, 2008
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TransCanada Corporation Q2 2010 Earnings Call TranscriptFri, Jul 30, 2010 • 1 Comment
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TransCanada Corporation Q3 2007 Earnings Call TranscriptTue, Oct 30, 2007
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- Wednesday, April 24, 3:59 PM Canada continues to turn up the heat on the Obama administration, as natural resources minister Joe Oliver says a U.S. rejection of the proposed Keystone (TRP) pipeline “would represent a serious reversal in our long-standing energy relationship.” On environmental objections, Oliver says Keystone crude would displace Venezuelan and other heavy oil and "not increase greenhouse gas emissions at all.” 5 Comments [Energy]
- Monday, April 22, 10:46 AM TransCanada’s (TRP -0.4%) Keystone XL pipeline enjoys backing from a majority of Canadians and Americans polled by Ottawa-based Nanos Research in conjunction with a D.C.-based think tank. Respondents suggest securing a stable energy supply for North America should be a bigger priority than reducing carbon emissions. 3 Comments [Energy]
- Tuesday, April 16, 12:19 PM The Keystone XL (TRP) pipeline would increase greenhouse gas emissions by the equivalent of 46 coal-fired power plants or 34M vehicles, groups fighting the project claim in a report. The finding, at odds with the environmental review by the State Department, says the project to carry ~830K bbl/day of Canadian tar sands oil would add 181M metric tons of gases tied to global warming. 22 Comments [Energy]
- Monday, April 8, 6:27 PM Alberta province steps up efforts to promote the Keystone (TRP) pipeline project, sending its premier to the U.S. to meet legislators and hiring two U.S. PR firms with ties to Sec. of State John Kerry. Meanwhile, environmental groups ask the Obama administration to extend the approval process for Keystone, using the recent spill of heavy Canadian crude in Arkansas as the latest reason for a delay. 5 Comments [Energy]
- Tuesday, April 2, 5:21 PM Keystone (TRP) supporters can take heart from a new Pew Research poll showing broad popular support for the controversial pipeline, ranging across party lines and all age groups. But the poll showed public concern about another hot-button energy issue facing the Obama administration: fracking for natural gas and oil, which draws only 48% support. 5 Comments [Energy]
- Tuesday, April 2, 9:43 AM TransCanada (TRP +0.6%) says it will seek commitments from shippers interested in capacity on a pipeline project aimed at sending western Canadian crude to eastern Canadian refining markets, amid a growing bottleneck of oil in western Canada that has depressed prices there. The plan involves converting part of the existing Mainline natural gas network for crude oil service and building ~870 miles of new pipeline. 1 Comment [Energy]
- Tuesday, April 2, 8:59 AM As Pres. Obama weighs approving the Keystone pipeline (TRP), a recent series of energy mishaps, including a spill in Arkansas from a pipeline owned by Exxon (XOM), aren't helping the pro-pipeline cause. The administration isn't saying how the spill is affecting its thinking. Yet a larger spill from a train in Minnesota last week drew little criticism, even as oil pipelines carry far more crude and have fewer leaks per mile. 10 Comments [Energy]
- Thursday, March 28, 11:57 AM TransCanada (TRP -0.2%) isn't yet sure how it will be affected by Canada's decision to fix multi-year tolls on its Mainline natural gas system but reject a proposal to subsidize costs via short-haul routes. It’s time to start putting Canada's backbone energy transport system to better use by turning parts of it into an oil pipeline and open a new market for Alberta’s oil in Canada’s East, Claudia Cattaneo writes. 1 Comment [Energy]
- Wednesday, March 27, 6:17 PM Canada's National Energy Board approves setting fixed tolls on TransCanada’s (TRP) Mainline pipeline network, a move the regulator says will help keep the cross-country system profitable as it faces increasing competition from U.S. shale gas supplies. Critics say TRP, as owner of the pipeline, should bear the brunt of costs associated with declining eastbound shipments. 1 Comment [Energy]
- Thursday, March 14, 6:40 PM Canadian messengers are promoting the Keystone pipeline as in the U.S. national interest and an essential part of moving toward energy independence, but the argument is undercut if most of the oil flowing through the line would end up being exported, as seems likely. Adding to the controversy is Pres. Obama's reported remarks that the number of jobs supporters claim the pipeline will generate is exaggerated. 21 Comments [Energy]
- Tuesday, March 12, 7:05 PM The recent NYT editorial calling on Pres. Obama to "say no" to the Keystone pipeline (TRP) is tantamount to a declaration of war of Canada's oil sands, Financial Post's Terence Corcoran asserts. "Tar sands oil should be among the first fossil fuels we decide to leave alone," the Times says. "This is war somebody is going to lose, and [the Times] has decided on Canada," Corcoran answers. 28 Comments [Energy]
- Tuesday, March 12, 10:17 AM Strategas analyst Daniel Clifton sees a better than 50% chance the Keystone pipeline (TRP) will be approved by late summer, and he thinks seven stocks will benefit directly or indirectly: CNQ, COP, DE, XOM, LYB, PWR and VLO - companies which already are doing well, and adding incremental revenue from Keystone should only help to improve their top and bottom lines. 6 Comments [Energy, Quick Ideas]
- Monday, March 11, 4:59 PM Crude from Alberta is going to make it to market no matter if the Keystone pipeline gets built: Even as the cost to ship a barrel of oil by rail to the U.S. Gulf is double the price for pipeline transit, rail terminals this year are set to double Y/Y how much oil they load into rail cars. Yet rail shipments haven't cut interest in pipeline expansion, which has 95% of its capacity contracted. 7 Comments [Energy]
- Thursday, March 7, 4:58 PM TransCanada (TRP) fails to qualify as a common carrier under state law, Texas landowners say in court arguments that plans for the Keystone pipeline don’t give it the right to condemn their property. Lawsuits by four landowners constitute the last hurdle blocking the pipeline's southern leg from Cushing, Okla., to the Gulf coast. 2 Comments [Energy]
- Tuesday, March 5, 5:54 PM A TransCanada (TRP) exec is "optimistic" that within weeks it will decide to construct a pipeline that would bring light, sweet crude to refineries on the east coast of Canada and the U.S. TRP has said it was looking into converting its Main Line gas pipeline between Alberta and the Quebec-Vermont border into a crude oil pipeline; a converted Main Line could carry 500K-900K bbl/day, depending on shipper interest. 4 Comments [Energy]
- Tuesday, March 5, 2:45 PM The State Department report finding little environmental cause not to build the Keystone pipeline (TRP) is viewed by Jefferies analysts as an important step toward the project's ultimate approval. The firm believes North American Energy Partners (NOA), whose earnings have been pressured by excess oil sands capacity, has significant leverage to the news. Other key beneficiaries: PDS, WFT, BHI. 3 Comments [Energy, Quick Ideas]
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Reuters:$15.B takeover of Canadian oil-gas producer Nexen Inc (NXY.TO) by China's state-owned CNOOC Ltd (0883.HK).$TRP http://reut.rs/VA003X - View all 0 replies
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Canada opens a pipeline to China Commentary: Cnooc-Nexen deal trumps security concerns. $TRP http://on.mktw.net/T1jZtU -MarketWatch - View all 0 replies
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$TRP TransCanada Considers More Issuance After China Deal. http://bloom.bg/V9jTnI -Bloomberg - View all 0 replies
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TRP TransCanada says pushing back restart of Keystone oil pipeline until Monday http://t.co/CH6tegV5 - View all 0 replies
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"Texas landowners take a rare stand against Big Oil." TransCanada's (TRP) Keystone Pipeline is not all good. http://yhoo.it/RCKrIv - View all 0 replies
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Infrastructure Fuels Continued Upside for North American MLPs; Analyst Discusses $ENB, $KMI, $EPD, $TRP, $WMB, $WPZ - http://su.pr/5aJ9me - View all 0 replies
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Hillbilly Stock Star
TRP......long term if you can move crude good for Bakken Players imo, Long..http://reut.rs/xLPvKr - View all 2 replies
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Hillbilly Stock Star: TRP........actually building Cushing, Ok to Gulf Coast first may be better option from cash flow standpoint imo.Long.
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Hillbilly Stock Star: Come summer time when nobody watching Warren makes big play imo.
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Hillbilly Stock Star: IF your willing to play long ball could catch a break, Keystone XL, pipe to West Coast, divys increase etc......
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TRP......ran into some Canadian's at breakfast, they were bullish on TRP, Long. - View all 1 replies
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Seraphim Blentzas
(MEGEF.PK) (CVE) (AOSDF.PK) (KEYUF.PK) (CSCTF.PK) (ENB) (TRP) Oil sands output to triple by 2035 to 5.1 mbpd http://bit.ly/AaK9U7 - View all 3 replies
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Seraphim Blentzas: 3.4 mbpd more presents more opportunities because there are the producers, midstream (keyera) and pipeline companies. 1.7mbd of that by 2020
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Seraphim Blentzas: don't forget about North Dakota shale which could boost US shale production to 2.3 mbpd by 2016 http://bit.ly/zXQOw8
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Larry Smith: Doesn't ENB have a pipeline running from the Bakken to Cushing, where they are reversing the Seaway in a jv with EPD (long) -
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The Obama administration just announced they will block the keystone pipeline. Why does America want Canada to sell its oil to China?? TRP - View all 4 replies
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Hillbilly Stock Star: Existing pipe could be more valuable and see increased throughput IMO, longer term.
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Larry Smith: I am long EPD, which has 50/50 venture with ENB to bring oil sands oil to gulf refiners, but still think Keystone pipeline is desirable.
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Retirefund
TRP - When your neighbor tells you to stay on your side of the fence, that is what you will do, no matter how it hurts your good neighbor. - View all 3 replies
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1980XLS-2.0: All those planes sold to foreign nations should be built with self-destruct provisions, to protect from traitors. Like Iran circa 1979