Pembina Pipeline follows up Canadian Cedar LNG plan with Canada-based alternative to Keystone XL
Tuesday, 15 June 2021
Pembina Pipeline Corp. has issued a mid-year business update on its “extensive runway” of development plans, including the floating LNG facility in partnership with the Haisla First Nation in British Columbia and the Chinook Indigenous-led partnership for First Nations to pursue ownership of Canada's Trans Mountain Pipeline.
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- Western Indigenous Pipeline Group
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- Prince Rupert Terminal project
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