TransCanada ploy rebuffedAsks State Department for ‘pause’ on Keystone XL pipeline review; White House says Obama wants to make decision before end of term GARY PARK For Petroleum News
TransCanada’s attempt to keep its Keystone XL pipeline alive may have been short-lived.
In making what is seen as a final bid to avoid rejection by President Barack Obama, the Canadian pipeline company asked the U.S. State Department to “pause” its review of the pipeline.
It sent a letter to Secreta....
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Review could last 12 months
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