Canadian Utilities
Canadian Utilities
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moreFounded in 1927, Canadian Utilities is a corporation with its headquarters located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The company operates chiefly within four key business segments: Electricity, which encompasses the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity; Pipelines & Liquids, which involves management of natural gas and industrial water pipelines; Energy Infrastructure, consisting of energy storage and industrial water solutions; and Retail Energy, where the company sells electricity and natural gas to both residential and commercial customers. While Canadian Utilities largely markets its products and services under its own name, it has established a significant operational presence, predominantly in Canada. Additionally, the corporation extends some of its infrastructure and energy services internationally, with notable operations in countries like Australia and Mexico. (Powered by AI)
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