TCPL’s Kvisle views Alaska Highway gasline MOU as ‘effectively dead’
Gary Park, PNA Canadian correspondent
The agreement signed last November by nine North American pipeline and utility heavyweights to develop a plan for carrying Alaska gas to Lower 48 markets is “effectively dead,” said TransCanada PipeLines Ltd. chief executive officer Hal Kvisle.
Although TCPL has not formally decided to withdraw fro....
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