Pipelines, energy and natural resources

[MilEME09]

Embridge has no desire (unless Federal injects some funding).

Enbridge says it’s not willing to take on development risk of Alberta pipeline project

CEO Greg Ebel says his company has enough other opportunities

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BCs stance doesnt help but many conditions have been laid out so them saying no also brings to question if the market is there for abother pipeline right now. Note he specifically said to the BC coast. Makes me wonder if enbridge is pondering something to Churchill or east

 

[daftandbarmy]

BCs stance doesnt help but many conditions have been laid out so them saying no also brings to question if the market is there for abother pipeline right now. Note he specifically said to the BC coast. Makes me wonder if enbridge is pondering something to Churchill or east

The tanker ban zone doesn't include Stewart BC, or Vancouver, just sayin'

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Port of Stewart | District of Stewart

The Port of Stewart is the most northerly ice-free port located in one of the most mineral rich regions in North America.

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[YZT580]

BCs stance doesnt help but many conditions have been laid out so them saying no also brings to question if the market is there for abother pipeline right now. Note he specifically said to the BC coast. Makes me wonder if enbridge is pondering something to Churchill or east

put yourself in their position. You have x dollars to invest in future development. Would you risk a significant portion of it on trying to ram through a pipeline to the west coast knowing that the GOC has stated emphatically that both the indigenous and the B.C. government have to be on side and knowing that there are significant taxes that will have to be paid and that you have to come up with a very expensive solution to the carbon problem. Better to put your money under your pillow.