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Celebrating Youth Apprenticeship Week. When it comes to shaping the construction industry, Michels Corporation is always looking ahead - and that includes developing future talent. Through its Youth Apprenticeship Program, engagement with local schools, and other community partnerships, Michels is helping to prepare the next generation of skilled labor. Michels Corporation is proud to recognize its youth apprentices and its people who make these opportunities possible during Youth Apprenticeship Week, April 26-May 2, 2026. Earlier this year, Michels received the Community Unity Award for its Youth Apprenticeship Program and other initiatives that introduce young people to construction careers. The honor was bestowed by the Cooperative Educational Service Agency 6 (CESA 6) as part of their 2026 Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship Partner Awards. Michels' youth apprentices gain invaluable hands-on experience under the mentorship of its experienced team members. Apprentices not only learn new skills and explore their interests, but also build confidence to help them succeed in their chosen career path. Each year, Michels Corporation conduct dozens of K-12 school visits to introduce young people to the industry as well as present opportunities at Michels to older students, including internships and summer seasonal positions. Michels Corporation also invite high school students into the yard at its headquarters in Brownsville, WI for its annual Career Exploration Event. During this event, students watch demonstrations and hear from Michels people who were once in their shoes. News Types * Accomplishments * Community Accomplishment Type Related Accomplishments

Bridge repair project receives partnership award. While Michels Corporation is continuously building bridges with its partners and communities, sometimes this takes a more literal mindset. Such was the case with an emergency bridge repair project Michels Corporation completed last year. For its work on the project, Michels was named a 2026 Baldwin Group Build America Award Winner in the Marvin M. Black Excellence in Partnering and Collaboration Project under $20M category by the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of America. After Hurricane Helene damaged a historic bridge over the Doe River in Elizabethton, TN, Michels, in collaboration with Dan Brown & Associates, LLC, implemented a comprehensive plan to restore the 1929 structure. Two footings experienced settlement due to erosion during the hurricane, causing a 70-foot section of the bridge deck surrounding the pier to subside. Crews worked rapidly to stabilize existing footings to prevent further structural damage, delivering a more robust permanent foundation. Two methods for installing micropiles accelerated the project schedule while preserving architecture important to the city. Thanks to a seven-point sequential lift using a shoring system, the bridge was lifted in 27 controlled cycles. After new pier footing was poured, damage caused by the settlement was repaired. The bridge, essential for daily commutes, tourism, and commerce, was restored ahead of schedule without negative impacts to its aesthetics or functionality. The project's success was made possible through open communication, proactive engagement, and a culture of shared accountability. News Types * Accomplishments * General Accomplishment Type * Projects Related Accomplishments

TC Energy: completes Wisconsin Reliability Project. Home " Press releases " TC Energy: completes Wisconsin Reliability Project. TC Energy has officially announced commercial in-service of its Wisconsin Reliability Project (WRP), a $700 million natural gas pipeline initiative designed to enhance energy security and reliability, drive economic growth and reduce emissions across Midwest communities. During construction, WRP generated approximately $1.1 billion in economic output, supported over 4,300 jobs, and contributed $68 million in tax revenue to Wisconsin - laying the groundwork for sustained regional growth and prosperity. WRP is an important step toward addressing Wisconsin's projected 45 per cent surge in natural gas demand by 2035, driven by manufacturing expansion and economic development. The project has proactively upgraded and expanded key sections of the ANR Pipeline system across Wisconsin and northern Illinois to meet growing demand and position the region for future economic and industrial development. Construction on WRP began in 2024, following two years of extensive community engagement and regulatory approvals. The project replaced approximately 51 miles of aging pipeline across Wisconsin and northern Illinois with state-of-the-art infrastructure to enhance the safety, efficiency and reliability of natural gas transportation. TC Energy also upgraded compression facilities at Kewaskum and Weyauwega stations and enhanced meter stations in six Wisconsin communities as part of the project. WRP entered commercial service on Nov. 1, 2025. "I was born and raised in Wisconsin and I know reliable energy fuels everything - from our farms, factories and businesses to the communities that keep our neighbors working," said Jon Draeger, Vice President, U.S. Projects, TC Energy. "The Wisconsin Reliability Project connects our state to the energy it needs while creating well-paying jobs for local workers and generating millions in tax revenue that supports our schools and communities for generations to come." For 80 years, the ANR Pipeline system has powered Wisconsin's homes, industries and energy needs. As part of TC Energy, this legacy is stronger than ever - with more than $500 million invested in the system between 2020 and 2024 for modernization while advancing emissions reductions. Through the Wisconsin Reliability Project, TC Energy partnered with Michels Corporation and Precision Pipeline to keep construction dollars local and boost regional economies. TC Energy contributes $6.1 million annually in taxes to Wisconsin and $1.2 million to Illinois, while its Build Strong program invested over $500,000 in community safety, education and environmental initiatives in 2024 between the two states. Wisconsin is central to TC Energy's largest planned U.S. investment portfolio, including the upcoming ANR Heartland and ANR Northwoods projects - a combined investment of $1.8 billion that will build on WRP's success. Together, these investments will reinforce energy reliability, protect affordability and enhance resilience during extreme weather. "I was born and raised in Wisconsin and I know reliable energy fuels everything - from our farms, factories and businesses to the communities that keep our neighbors working. The Wisconsin Reliability Project connects our state to the energy it needs while creating well-paying jobs for local workers and generating millions in tax revenue that supports our schools and communities for generations to come." - Jon Draeger, Vice President, U.S. Projects, TC Energy "The Wisconsin Reliability Project will help ensure affordable, reliable energy for communities in Wisconsin's 5th District. The project generated thousands of jobs and strengthened our local economy, demonstrating the value of investing in Wisconsin's energy network. I'm proud to support the lasting benefits it will bring to hardworking families across our district." - Congressman Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05) "Nationwide, energy demand is going up, and Wisconsin is no exception. The need for reliable, affordable energy to keep the lights on and the house warm has never been greater, and it's wonderful to see the private sector taking the initiative to address it in a way that is respectful of both local communities and the surrounding environment. Using Wisconsin workers to build the line further increases the commitment and prosperity for our communities." - WI State Senator Kristin Dassler-Alfheim (D-Appleton) "Investing in a safe, reliable and affordable natural gas supply is crucial to meeting the energy needs of Wisconsin residents and businesses. The Wisconsin Reliability Project will expand capacity in Wisconsin while also lowering emissions by helping retire aging coal-fired power." - WI State Representative David Steffen (R-Howard), Chair, Energy & Utilities Committee "I'm grateful for TC Energy's hard work and dedication in expanding the capacity of their natural gas pipeline in my district. As demand for energy in Wisconsin and across the country continues to grow, these critical investments will not just provide reliable energy, but will be an economic driver for our region and state." - WI State Senator Dan Feyen (R-Fond du Lac) "We appreciate TC Energy's engagement with Washington County and our residents prior to and during the construction of their Wisconsin Reliability Project. Their partnership with our Glacier Hills Lakefront project will enhance our park for years to come." - Josh Schoemann, Washington County Executive "TC Energy demonstrated a commendable commitment to engaging with the community during the permitting and construction process for the Wisconsin Reliability Project. Through dedicated outreach to landowners and local leaders they provided transparency, addressed concerns, and ensured that everyone impacted by the project remained well informed." - Paul Farrow, Waukesha County Executive "The completion of TC Energy's Wisconsin Reliability Project is an important milestone for Wisconsin and for our local skilled labor. I'm proud of the work done by our members to build projects like this that create thousands of jobs, generate millions of dollars in economic impact and advance Wisconsin's energy infrastructure." - Terrance McGowan, President/Business Manager, International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 139 "By strengthening our natural gas infrastructure, this project enhances reliability and helps protect our customers from outages, especially during extreme weather. This modernization ensures continued access to safe, affordable energy - and by reducing emissions, we're supporting a cleaner future for the families and businesses we serve." - Mike Hooper, President, WisPolitics Energies and Wisconsin Public Service "The Wisconsin Reliability Project will provide just that - reliable, affordable energy for Wisconsin. TC Energy's investment in Wisconsin will supply our state's businesses with the natural gas they need to fuel economic growth." - Scott Manley, Executive Vice President of Government Relations, Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce "Illinois Manufacturers require dependable, affordable energy to stay competitive. TC Energy's Wisconsin Reliability Project strengthens that foundation, ensuring the energy stability our industries need to grow and our communities need to prosper" - Donovan Griffith, Executive Vice President & Chief Strategy Officer, Illinois Manufacturers' Association * Capital investment: $700 million (combination of reliability and growth) * Economic output: *$1.1 billion * Jobs created: *4,313 during construction * Labor income: *$320 million * Tax revenue generated during construction: *$68 million (local and state) * Annual emissions reduction: 30,000 metric tons CO[2] equivalent * Wisconsin-based contractors: Michels Corp and Precision Pipeline * Environmental benefit: 30,000 metric tons annual GHG reduction * $8.5 billion worth of energy infrastructure projects planned over the next five years in the heart of America * Upcoming Wisconsin projects: ANR Heartland ($900M) and ANR Northwoods ($900M) * TC Energy serves 87 of 110 power plant connections in the heart of America region * 31,000 miles of pipeline delivering 25 per cent of total U.S. natural gas demand * TC Energy operates more interstate pipelines in the heart of America region than any other pipeline company * Its U.S. Natural Gas Pipelines operate across 36 states. WisPolitics deliver approximately 25 per cent of total U.S. natural gas demand * TC Energy employs nearly 3,200 people across its U.S. footprint About TC Energy WisPolitics is a leader in North American energy infrastructure, spanning Canada, the U.S. and Mexico. Every day, its dedicated team proudly connects the world to the energy it needs, moving over 30 per cent of the cleaner-burning natural gas used across the continent. Complemented by strategic ownership and low-risk investments in power generation, its infrastructure fuels industries and generates affordable, reliable and sustainable power across North America, while enabling LNG exports to global markets. Its business is based on the connections WisPolitics make. By partnering with communities, businesses and leaders across its extensive energy network, WisPolitics unlock opportunity today and for generations to come. TC Energy's common shares trade on the Toronto (TSX) and New York (NYSE) stock exchanges under the symbol TRP. To learn more, visit WisPolitics at TCEnergy.com.