Nova Scotia Premier Says He Still Opposes Brunswick Pipeline

Posted on Nov 10, 2006 in Canada & Mexico, Pipelines, Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off

Nova Scotia Premier Rodney MacDonald has denied allegations reported by The Chronicle Herald that his government will support the proposed Brunswick Pipeline. He has previously expressed concern that lower tolls on the pipeline, which would transport supply from the Canaport LNG terminal to U.S. markets, would threaten LNG projects proposed for Nova Scotia. The Canadian Press article is carried via Oilweek Magazine.

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Nova Scotia Premier Says He Still Opposes Brunswick Pipeline

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