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Canada missed first LNG window,but can catch up: Enbridge exec

CANADA is now regretting its lack of LNG development as the US presses ahead to vie with Australia and Qatar as the global LNG.

Tim Daiss

Canada missed first LNG window,but can catch up: Enbridge exec

Enbridge Canada's CEO Al Monaco said last week the nation "missed the first LNG window" as the US rapidly established itself as aformidable exporter. He did add however that he thinks the industry can...

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