LNG project caught in stormSpeculation swirls around Pacific NorthWest; claim Petronas on brink of walking; BC government, consortium do ‘business as usual’ GARY PARK For Petroleum News
The biggest and best hope for a large-scale LNG project in British Columbia finds itself being sucked into a deepening quagmire, dominated by disagreement over whether operator Petronas has threatened to walk away unless it gets Canadian government approval by March 31.
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