Plans by Calgary-based TransCanada Corp. and Shell to build a floating liquefied natural gas terminal in the water off New York City were dealt a potentially fatal blow after the United States Commerce Department reportedly rejected the project. For full story, click here
Natural gas producers in northeastern British Columbia are backing pipelines proposed by TransCanada Corp., enhancing the likelihood that the region’s plentiful resource will find its way to market. For more information, click here
TransCanada chief executive officer Hal Kvisle was quoted as saying: TransCanada Corp. has won support from Alaska to build a $26-billion natural gas pipeline, but ground won’t be broken until Exxon Mobil Corp. signs on. Click here for full news
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