Kinder Morgan unfazed by delayTrans Mountain expansion review rolled into 2016 to allow time for assessment of proposal to change routing through City of Burnaby Gary Park For Petroleum News
Kinder Morgan has agreed to a seven-month delay in a scheduled public review of its application to triple capacity on the Trans Mountain pipeline, saying the extra wait will not affect the commercial viability of the C$5.4 billion adding of 590,000 barrels per day of capacity to the system.
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