IMPERIAL OIL
January 1st, 2003
BY MONICA DOBIE
IMPERIAL Oil Ltd. is pressing Canada's federal government to fast-track regulatory procedures to speed its construction of a Mackenzie delta pipeline, while support dwindles in Washington for subsidising the competing Alaskan pipeline project. The Toronto-based company said it wants Arctic gas to start flowing by 2007.
IMPERIAL Oil Ltd. is pressing Canada's federal government to fast-track regulatory procedures to speed its construction of a Mackenzie delta pipeline, while support dwindles in Washington for subsidising the competing Alaskan pipeline project. The Toronto-based company said it wants Arctic gas to start flowing by 2007.
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