Op-ed: Nova Scotia Should Act on Brunswick Pipeline

Posted on Sep 27, 2006 in Canada & Mexico, Pipelines, State and Local Issues | Comments Off

In response to concerns that the proposed Brunswick Pipeline from the Canaport LNG terminal may render two Nova Scotian LNG projects less economically viable, a columnist for The Chronicle Herald says that Nova Scotia’s government should express its concerns before the National Energy Board.

The piece also indicates that Anadarko and U.S. Venture Energy will close Thursday on the $125 million sale of the Bear Head project in Nova Scotia.

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Op-ed: Nova Scotia Should Act on Brunswick Pipeline

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