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TransCanada to invest $570m in new natural gas infrastructure by 2018By:Creamer Media Deputy Editor: North America NATURAL GAS Pipeline operator TransCanada has signed new deals to move natural gas to market that will require a further $570-million investment in system expansion by 2018. Subsidiary Nova Gas Transmission (NGTL) had signed contracts for about 2.7-billion cubic feet a day of new production, which would push the current infrastructure beyond its limits.
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