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Enbridge’s Oil Sands Project is Years Too Early, Says IHS CERA
Oct. 06, 2011 12:41PM PST
Resource Investing
Bloomberg reported that according to IHS CERA, Enbridge Inc. might not require to build the Northern Gateway project to export Alberta’s oil-sands crude for almost a decade if TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone XL is approved in 2011.
Bloomberg reported that according to IHS CERA, Enbridge Inc. might not require to build the Northern Gateway project to export Alberta’s oil-sands crude for almost a decade if TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone XL is approved in 2011.
As quoted in the market news:
The 732-mile (1,177-kilometer) Northern Gateway pipeline would pump 525,000 barrels a day from near Edmonton, Alberta, to the port of Kitimat, British Columbia, where crude would be loaded on tankers bound for Asia. The line, scheduled to start in 2017, would reduce Canadian dependence on U.S. markets and compete with the Keystone XL, designed to pipe 700,000 barrels a day to refineries in Texas along the Gulf of Mexico by 2013.