Phillips, EnCana take opposite sides on gas pipeline issuesWill tax credit help or hurt? Will gas be stranded in Canada? EnCana: No guarantees of pipelines to Lower 48; Phillips: Taking gas to Lower 48 part of the plan Kristen Nelson PNA Editor-in-Chief
There were other players, but the Aug. 19 meeting of the Alaska Legislature’s Joint Committee on Natural Gas Pipelines was primarily a duel between EnCana and Phillips.
The committee had asked pipeline companies, explorers and producers to comment on effects of tax credits based on the Alberta hub....
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