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Emera New Brunswick Brunswick Pipeline
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Emera New Brunswick, owners of the Brunswick Pipeline, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Emera Inc. (EMA-TXS), an energy company based here in the Maritimes. We are proud to help provide an abundant supply of clean-burning natural gas in our region.
The Brunswick Pipeline delivers natural gas, supplied by Repsol Energy Canada Ltd., from the Canaport(TM) Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) receiving and re-gasification terminal near Saint John, New Brunswick, to markets in Canada and the US northeast. The 145 kilometer pipeline extends through southwest New Brunswick to an interconnection with the Maritimes and Northeast Pipeline at the Canada/US borner near St. Stephen, New Brunswick.
Our mandate in New Brunswick is to continue to operate the Brunswick Pipeline in an efficient, safe and environmentally responsible manner, and to also seek and facilitate further investment opportunities in New Brunswick. Further investment could be in the natural gas. However, with Emera Inc.'s experience and expertise with regulated utilities, independent power producers and more, Emera New Brunswick can entertain a wide variety of investment opportunities in the energy market.
While our Emera Inc. headquarters are in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Brunswick Pipeline is pleased to have its office in Saint John, New Brunswick. The administration office is comprised of:
Rob Belliveau, General Manager
Susan K. Layton, Director-Regulatory Affairs & Government Relations
Susan Harris, Community Relations Manager
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View Bio Rob Belliveau
- General Manager
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A resident of Quispamsis, Rob joined Brunswick Pipeline on December 15, 2008. Rob is an Engineering graduate of St. Francis Xavier University and he later obtained a Chemical Engineering degree from the Technical University of Nova Scotia, now DalTech. He began his career in the energy sector and brings more than twenty years of experience in operations, management and process control as far afield as Edmonton and Toronto, as well as Port Hawkesbury, Halifax and of course, Saint John.
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