Energy giants join LNG race with plant proposal: TransCanada, Petrocan to team up

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TransCanada Corp. and PetroCanada want to build a $660 million liquefied natural gas terminal in eastern Quebec. If approved, the planned TransCanada-Petrocan terminal near Riviere-du-Loup could be operational in late 2009, handling about 200 billion cubic feet of gas a year.

Heavy construction, not elsewhere classified, Manufacturing and Industrial Building Construction, Alliances, partnerships, Quebec, LNG Plant Construction, Alliances and partnerships, TransCanada Corp., Petro-Canada Enterprises Inc.

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Talisman considering acquisitions

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Talisman Energy Inc. is considering several acquisition opportunities that it says are "smallish." The acquisitions that Talisman is considering are primarily cash transactions valued at hundreds of millions of Canadian dollars.

Natural gas, Petroleum, Gas industry, Talisman Energy Inc.

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Alberta firms studying ways to ship, sell (CO)(Sub 2)

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The plans of EnCana Corp., Shell Canada Ltd. and Suncor Energy Inc., to transport carbon dioxide emissions from oil sands, are presented.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Shell Canada Ltd., Suncor Energy Inc., Carbon sequestration, EnCana Corp.

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