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Nebraskan regulators voted to approve the construction of a
portion of TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline in the state on
Monday, according to emerging reports regarding the project. The
Nebraska Public Service Commission made a 3-2 decision to allow the
pipeline, but unsurprisingly, its opponents vow to challenge the
decision in courts. “While we are very pleased with Nebraska’s
approval, it underscores that Canadian regulators need to keep pace
if we are going to build a truly diversified set of markets,”
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley stated…
portion of TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline in the state on
Monday, according to emerging reports regarding the project. The
Nebraska Public Service Commission made a 3-2 decision to allow the
pipeline, but unsurprisingly, its opponents vow to challenge the
decision in courts. “While we are very pleased with Nebraska’s
approval, it underscores that Canadian regulators need to keep pace
if we are going to build a truly diversified set of markets,”
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley stated…
Nebraskan regulators voted to approve the construction of a
portion of TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline in the state on
Monday, according to emerging reports regarding the project. The
Nebraska Public Service Commission made a 3-2 decision to allow the
pipeline, but unsurprisingly, its opponents vow to challenge the
decision in courts. “While we are very pleased with Nebraska’s
approval, it underscores that Canadian regulators need to keep pace
if we are going to build a truly diversified set of markets,”
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley stated…
portion of TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline in the state on
Monday, according to emerging reports regarding the project. The
Nebraska Public Service Commission made a 3-2 decision to allow the
pipeline, but unsurprisingly, its opponents vow to challenge the
decision in courts. “While we are very pleased with Nebraska’s
approval, it underscores that Canadian regulators need to keep pace
if we are going to build a truly diversified set of markets,”
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley stated…