Global Energy Advisory 18th August 2017

British Columbia’s government, in keeping with its election
promise, has moved to stop the expansion of the Trans Mountain oil
pipeline that would have catered to the growing production of crude
oil from the oil sands in Alberta, transporting the crude to
Canada’s west coast and opening up new export routes alongside its
top client, the United States. The federal government of Justin
Trudeau approved the $5.87-billion project last year and the
previous government of British Columbia gave it the green light in
January, on 37 conditions…

British Columbia’s government, in keeping with its election
promise, has moved to stop the expansion of the Trans Mountain oil
pipeline that would have catered to the growing production of crude
oil from the oil sands in Alberta, transporting the crude to
Canada’s west coast and opening up new export routes alongside its
top client, the United States. The federal government of Justin
Trudeau approved the $5.87-billion project last year and the
previous government of British Columbia gave it the green light in
January, on 37 conditions…