The road to starting a liquefied natural gas industry in British Columbia has been long and fraught with U-turns, but TransCanada Corp. says there is room for optimism after it won significant aboriginal support for two massive gas pipelines.
The Calgary-based company has been quietly working on the two proposals, known as Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) and Coastal GasLink pipeline, for about two years to link rich gas fields in northeast B.C. to proposed liquefaction projects on the coast.
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