Newfoundland's offshore lays claims to major supply statusTerra Nova field on verge of start-up, White Rose gets government approval, but no move yet to tap Grand Banks natural gas, despite political pressure Gary Park Canadian Correspondent
Offshore Newfoundland is about to take its next step towards becoming the major oil supply basin in Canada after the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin.
Petro-Canada and its partners are in the final stages of commissioning the Terra Nova field, a C$2.9 billion project that is 35 percent over budget....
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White Rose development approved Smaller fields economic Offshore gas deemed uneconomic Volumes of gas insufficient
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