Canada’s gas can compete with LNGSo long as costs are kept under control, United States will need imports from the north Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary Correspondent
For all the buzz over liquefied natural gas, there is little chance that rising imports in the United States will displace supplies from the Western Canada sedimentary basin, a Calgary conference heard Dec. 2.
Amid a parade of speakers extolling the value of LNG in answering U.S. demands, Greg Strin....
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