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Heritage Gas Presents a Natural Gas Update with Timothy M. Egan

by ahnationtalk on October 26, 2015612 Views

22 October 2015

HALIFAX, NS – The Maritimes Energy Association and Heritage Gas are hosting a Breakfast Briefing with the Canadian Gas Association’s President and CEO Timothy Egan.

“Natural gas plays a very important role in the local energy mix,” says Maritimes Energy CEO Ray Ritcey. “With an abundance of natural gas resources in North America, this event is an ideal occasion to learn about the benefits of natural gas and how local companies can capitalize on the opportunities it provides.”

Mr. Egan will bring a national perspective on the value and opportunity presented as a result of the abundant supply of natural gas in North America. He will also discuss existing and proposed infrastructure to bring more natural gas to Nova Scotia and how natural gas can help meet provincial objectives.

“Heritage Gas remains very optimistic about the future of natural gas in the Maritimes,” said Chris Smith, President of Heritage Gas. “Northeast North America has enormous natural gas reserves and the forecast is for continued growth. The planned pipeline infrastructure build-outs and local natural gas storage, which Mr. Egan will highlight in his remarks, will provide direct benefits to Maritime gas customers.”

The breakfast is being held at the World Trade & Convention Centre in Halifax on October 29.

Registration is still open for the event. Please visit www.MaritimesEnergy.com to register and for more information.

About Timothy Egan

Mr. Egan became President and Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Gas Association in September 2010. Prior to his appointment he was President of High Park Group (HPG), a public affairs consulting firm. He serves as Canada’s representative at the International Gas Union, sitting on the Executive Committee and as the Regional Coordinator for North America. Furthermore, Mr. Egan is publisher of the Energy Regulation Quarterly, and editor of the magazine Energy as well. He has an undergraduate degree in history from the University of Ottawa, and common and civil law degrees from McGill University.

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The Maritimes Energy Association is an independent, not for profit group representing companies that provide goods and services to the energy industry in eastern Canada – onshore & offshore, renewable & non-renewable, domestic and export markets. For more information, please visit www.MaritimesEnergy.com.

Media contact

Ray Ritcey
CEO, The Maritimes Energy Association Ray@MaritimesEnergy.com 902-717-5483

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