Looks like project funding problems at TransCanada have intensified. See Part I here.
Here's a link to the story on Andrew Halcro's blog:
TransCanada Corp. said it could delay parts of its multibillion-dollar Keystone oil pipeline expansion if its oilsands customers, dogged by the credit crisis, want to hold off on shipping additional crude oil to the Gulf Coast. (Canwest News Service; Financial Post
Published:Wednesday, October 29, 2008)
From APRN:
AKPIRG weighs in on AGIA
Thur, July 24, 2008
Posted in Alaska News
The Alaska Public Interest Research Group, AKPRIG, has released a report on the Alaska Gas line Inducement Act or AGIA. The report by independent industry analyst Richard Fineberg does not take sides on pipe line projects, but says AGIA provides no assurance for the state of a fair return on its natural gas. Fineberg says, as lease holders of the gas, North Slope producers will be in a position of control even if Trans Canada’s project wins state support.
Dan Bross, KUAC - Fairbanks
On the Interweb:
AKPRIG Webpage LINK
Here's a link to the AKPRIG summary on AGIA
And a link to the full report
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