Pipeline will ‘go forward’‘Astounded’ by opposition, Kinder Morgan boss says Trans Mountain expansion will ‘get built’ by late 2018; unhappy it is ‘choke point’ Gary Park For Petroleum News
Seldom heard from in public, Richard Kinder, chairman and chief executive officer of Kinder Morgan, has displayed his pique over opposition that has blocked a speedy passage through the regulatory process for plans to triple capacity on Western Canada’s Trans Mountain pipeline.
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Focus on last 30 miles Issue of ‘the public good’ Concern from BC, Vancouver area
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