Canada’s Arctic gas plans taking shape with breathtaking speedGulf Canada leads way in forecasting Mackenzie Delta deliveries by 2006 as developments occur across a wide front Gary Park PNA Contributing Canadian Writer
Buoyed by growing demand in the United States and shrinking supplies in Alberta, Canada’s Arctic natural gas dreams are taking shape with breathtaking speed.
Gulf Canada Resources, now the industry pacesetter in the region, has made the boldest forecast yet, predicting gas could be flowing from the....
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