EDMONTON -- Alberta and TC Energy have announced the official termination of the Keystone XL project, leaving the province's final costs on the failed pipeline at an estimated $1.3 billion.
The United States maintains about 2.million miles of natural gas distribution mains and pipelines, 321,000 miles of gas transmission and gathering pipelines, 175,000 miles hazardous liquid pipeline, and 114 active liquid natural gas plants that are connected to natural gas transmission and distribution systems.
To where? Canada's west coast Natives won't allow it and those of us on the east coast prefer cleaner imported oil. Alberta will need to wait until technology advances to the point when the oil can be mined safely. It needs to be treated as a future resource.
Yep, rusty old leaking rail tanker cars will have to do the job, and there's never an accident with those, because there is a faction in the USA that opposes spending money on deteriorating crumbling infrastructure, but would prefer to spend billions trying to catch up to China.
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Long live the dead!
Oh well, still plenty of pipelines left.
Excellent
Good, if Canada wants that filthy oil, let them build a pipeline in Canada...
To where? Canada's west coast Natives won't allow it and those of us on the east coast prefer cleaner imported oil. Alberta will need to wait until technology advances to the point when the oil can be mined safely. It needs to be treated as a future resource.
Who cares, as long as it's not built in the US
I'll let that go.
Yep, rusty old leaking rail tanker cars will have to do the job, and there's never an accident with those, because there is a faction in the USA that opposes spending money on deteriorating crumbling infrastructure, but would prefer to spend billions trying to catch up to China.
I could have supported Biden's infrastructure plan had it been more about actual infrastructure.
Just too much crap attached to the bill.
What a waste.