Posted AT 7:19 PM EDT on 26/03/08
Supply concerns thwart Cacouna LNG plans
OTTAWA — — The partners in the planned $1-billion liquefied natural gas terminal in Gros-Cacouna, Que., are applying the brakes at the project, citing a lack of secure gas supply to feed the plant.
The setback for
Petro-Canada and its partner,
TransCanada Corp.
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