Atlantic Canada full of lifeRegion’s LNG plans taking shape: 3 projects in works, 4th with new Australian buyer, while BC bogged down in myriad of challenges Gary Park For Petroleum News
Agap in the outlook for Canada’s two LNG fronts shows signs of widening, with prospects for the Pacific Coast increasingly obscured in fog, while the Atlantic Coast sees hope on the horizon.
The uncertainty in British Columbia is compounded by talk of rising construction costs, a squeeze on availabl....
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