Canadian pipelines chase U.S. marketsCalgary-based Enbridge buys Shell assets; Vancouver-based Terasen accelerates timetable for Express Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary correspondent
Enbridge and Terasen, Canada’s two largest crude oil pipeline companies, have ratcheted up the scramble to secure greater access for Canadian oil in U.S. markets.
Operating largely through its U.S. unit, Calgary-based Enbridge announced deals Dec. 22 that include 615 miles of pipelines and 9.5 mill....
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