Alaska Journal of Commerce by Tim Bradner (NGP Photo). Even as the state administration changes in Juneau, work is continuing on the state’s backup “Alaska Stand Alone Pipeline,” or ASAP, a plan for a 36-inch natural gas pipeline from the North Slope to Southcentral Alaska. |
Last Night: We addressed the Institute for Supply Management (Alaska Affiliate) with this sober message….
New: Petroleum News Bakken – Petroleum News Alaska
Canadian Press/CBC News. A high-profile U.S. politician visited Calgary today to talk about energy and pipelines.
- Jim Prentice says 'nation-building' pipelines crucial to Canada's future
- ANALYSIS | Energy East, Alberta's Jim Prentice goes pipeline wooing
News Saskatoon. Ontario's concerns about the potential environmental impact of the pipeline narrowed considerably Wednesday following a meeting between Premier Kathleen Wynne and Alberta counterpart Jim Prentice.
Calgary Herald by Dan Healing. Canada’s nascent LNG export industry was rocked Wednesday with news that a final investment decision on the leading $36-billion project led by Petronas would be delayed past its year-end schedule. |
Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie met with Alberta Premier Jim Prentice before giving a speech to the Calgary Chamber of Commerce.
He moves on to Ottawa Friday for a meeting with Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Gov. Chris Christie, right, is presented with a gift of Alberta beer by Premier Jim Prentice during a meeting in Calgary Thursday. (Larry MacDougal/Canadian Press)
Christie's visit is expected to focus on North American energy production, including theKeystone XL pipeline, a project of which he is a strong backer.
Institute for Supply Management Speech – December 4, 2014 (We will have this text on Monday….)
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