The Keystone Pipeline may not have been built, but TransCanada (TRP 0.54%) continues to be a major player in the midstream energy business. Tyler Crowe, in this video, explains how TransCanada not only moves oil, but also moves natural gas, and produces electricity from a variety of sources (e.g. natural gas, hydroelectric, or nuclear). While the current P/E is a bit high, TransCanada plans on spending $12 billion in the next three years on building out its business. This buildout should add significant revenues, and makes the company worth the high multiple it sells for.
TransCanada Is Much More Than Keystone XL
Although Keystone XL has made a lot of headlines, there is much more to the company behind it.
By Tyler Crowe and austin smith – Feb 14, 2013 at 9:20PM EST
About the Author
Tyler Crowe is a contributing Stock Market Analyst for The Motley Fool. He has worn several hats over the past 14 years with the Fool from analyzing stocks, writing about them, talking about them, coaching others about stock writing, and...you get the idea. Tyler's true passion is turing over stones to find the oddball investments with incredible wealth building potential. If he isn't nose-deep in a proxy statement, Tyler is probably skiing somewhere. Tyler holds an M.B.A. from Collège des Ingénieurs (Paris), a, M.S. in Environmental Engineering, a B.S. in Civil Engineering, and a B.S. in Foreign Affairs from the University of New Hampshire.
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