Forecasting a Mackenzie gas footprintArctic environmental watchdog reviews possible scope of gas exploration, development and pipelines in Northwest Territories Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary Correspondent
More than 600 exploration wells, 530,000 miles of seismic lines, 2,300 miles of trunk and feeder pipelines — that’s just part of the infrastructure a Canadian Arctic environmental watchdog thinks will be needed to keep the Mackenzie Gas Project operating at capacity until 2049.
In a study by the Ca....
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