TransCanada Corp. reportedly has delayed work on the power infrastructure needed to support the Nebraska component of the company's proposed Keystone XL pipeline project. The work was to be done by the Nebraska Public Power District at a cost of nearly $50 million and included over 70 miles of transmission lines for three pumping stations along the pipeline's route in Nebraska. According to a report this weekend, the completion date for that project has been pushed back to October 2012 as TransCanada continues to await the federal government's approval of the pipeline. Read more...
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