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Taylor Ngl Limited Partnership

TAY.UN is in the Energy Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$241.1M
  • Public
  • CA
Dow Jones Description

Taylor NGL Limited Partnership owns and operates the RET Complex, the Harmattan Complex and the Joffre Extraction Plant, all in Alberta, and the Younger Extraction Plant in British Columbia. The Joffre and Younger plants are natural gas liquids (NGLs) extraction facilities that produce ethane, propane, butane and condensate. The RET Complex and the Harmattan Complex are natural gas processing facilities that provide services to oil and natural gas producers. The Partnership also owns two NGLs pipelines - the Ethylene Delivery System and the Joffre Feedstock Pipeline, both of which move products between Joffre, Alberta and Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. The partnership also has an interest in Boston Bar Limited Partnership which owns and operates a seven megawatt hydroelectricity generation plant in British Columbia.

President & CEO
Robert J. Pritchard
Number of Employees 14
Contact Information

800 5th Ave SW Ste 2200

Calgary, Alberta T2P 3T6

www.taylorngl.c...

(403) 781-8181

NAICS Code Natural Gas Liquid Extraction: 211112

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Decision Makers

Name (plus bio) Position
Robert J. Pritchard President & CEO
Barry O'Brien CFO & Secretary
David J. Schmunk COO
Gord Salahor Vice President
Terry Killackey Vice President
Walentin Mirosh Vice President

Board of Directors

Name (plus bio) Position
Kenneth D. Taylor Board of Directors

Bob Pritchard has been a Director of Taylor Gas Liquids Ltd., the general partner of Taylor NGL Limited Partnership, since December 2000. He is also Taylor's President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Pritchard was previously Vice President Business Development for Solex Energy Inc., the predecessor company to Taylor. He joined Solex in 1995 as the Manager of Business Development. During Mr. Pritchard's tenure, Solex purchased the Younger Extraction Plant located in Taylor, British Columbia. Solex subsequently took the asset public in 1996 as the Taylor Gas Liquids Fund, the predecessor of Taylor NGL Limited Partnership. Prior to joining Solex, Mr. Pritchard was employed by the Amoco Canada Petroleum Company in Whitecourt, Alberta as the Superintendent, West Whitecourt Area. In this position, he was responsible for the operation of the West Whitecourt Plant as well as the Windfall and Pine Creek gas fields. The West Whitecourt Plant is one of the largest sour gas processing facilities in Alberta with a licensed inlet capacity of over 400 MMscf per day. Over his 15 year career with Amoco, Mr. Pritchard held several management positions in Calgary, including Resource Manager, West Whitecourt Area and various Engineering Group Supervisor assignments in operations and reservoir engineering. Mr. Pritchard has also held positions at Amoco's research facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma and worked in the Edmonton and Elk Point, Alberta field offices, focusing on heavy oil production and reservoir engineering.

Organization Position Status
Taylor Ngl Limited Partnership President & CEO Current
Solex Corporation Former
Taylor Ngl Limited Partnership Board of Directors Former

Organization Position Status
Taylor Ngl Limited Partnership CFO & Secretary Current

Organization Position Status
Taylor Ngl Limited Partnership COO Current
TransCanada Corp. Vice President Operations Former

Organization Position Status
Taylor Ngl Limited Partnership Vice President Current
Ernst & Young Former

Terry Killackey is an officer of Taylor Gas Liquids Ltd. and Vice President of Business Development, responsible for leading Taylor's marketing efforts. He has worked in the oil and gas and petrochemical industries for over 20 years. Prior to joining Taylor, Mr. Killackey was the Director of Business Development at Westcoast Energy Inc., where he was involved in the development of greenfield gas processing plants as well as several major facility expansions in the British Columbia-focused Pipeline and Field Services Division. Mr. Killackey began his career at Dow Chemical in Sarnia. He subsequently held positions in the technical and account management areas at Alcoa and then UOP, a major licensor of refining, petrochemical and gas processing technologies. Mr. Killackey is a Toronto native who graduated with a degree in chemical engineering from the University of Western Ontario. He holds professional engineering designations in Alberta and British Columbia and is the past president of the Canadian Gas Processors Association, a predecessor of the Gas Processing Association Canada.

Organization Position Status
Taylor Ngl Limited Partnership Vice President Current
Westcoast Energy Inc. Director of Business Development Former
Alcoa, Inc. Former
The Dow Chemical Company Former
The University of Western Ontario Former

Mr. Mirosh is Vice President of NOVA Chemicals Corp. and President of Olefin Feedstocks, Calgary. Prior to 2002, Mr. Mirosh was Executive Vice President, TransCanada PipeLines Limited. In 2001, he was Executive Vice President, Regulatory Strategy and Northern Development, TransCanada PipeLines Limited. In 2000, Mr. Mirosh was a Senior Vice President, Strategy and Business Development, TransCanada PipeLines Limited. Prior to 2000, he was President of Alberta Natural Gas Co. Ltd.

Organization Position Status
Taylor Ngl Limited Partnership Vice President Current
NOVA Chemicals Corporation Vice President Current
TransCanada Corp. Senior Vice President, Strategy and Business Development Former

Organization Position Status
Taylor Ngl Limited Partnership Board of Directors Current
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