In Canada, the Liberals and Big Oil are planning ahead to ship more oil and natural gas to Asia and projects have been submitted to the Feds about connecting Western Canada pipelines to the East Coast to supply Europe.
The pipeline ends in Quebec City and a connection to a New Brunswick existing natural gas pipeline would be a start but there's lots of red tape and environmental hurdles to overcome.
Meanwhile and as the 2nd quarterly reports come in for my stocks, Enbridge, ENB.TO had a good report and mentions it's pipelines are shipping to capacity with contracts waiting from other companies. An excellent position to be in from my point of view with the oversupply.
ENB.TO is near it's previous 52 week high and has an ex-dividend date of August 15th with a current 5.92% yield. One of the more popular dividend paying companies by yield rank in the TSX 60.
Adding to Enbridge, I'll be buying more Fortis, FTS.TO, which also had a decent 2nd quarter report as expected, being spread across North America and beyond. The utility has a dividend yield of 3.63% currently with an ex-dividend date being August 19th, 2025. One of my original foundation stocks although trading close to 52 week highs as a cautionary note where it could pull back in price.
Browsing through the numbers in quarterly reports, I'm interested in forward guidance for the rest of 2025 and beyond, if it's provided. Fortis is in a good position to profit from data center power generation and is looking at the natural gas export sector in British Colombia. Billions on hand to further build their business. Then there's the power rate increases passed on to customers, depending on approval by regulation authorities. More money in their coffers after expenses with approved rate hikes.
The first LNG gas carrier, GasLog Glasgow departed the LNG terminal at Kitimat, Canada, on June 30, officially marking Canada’s entry into the export market. The LNG Canada project had been gearing up in recent weeks and began the first loading over the weekend, which opens a critical market for Asia to obtain LNG from Canada
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