Enbridge confident of avoiding Keystone XL woes: Globe and Mail

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In Enbridge confident of avoiding Keystone XL woes, The Globe and Mail reports on Enbridge's US bound pipelines. (So it is not really a story about Northern Gateway, although the Keystone and Gateway projects are similar)

Enbridge Inc. is expressing confidence that it won't be harmed by the problems that have dogged its rival TransCanada Corp.'s Keystone XL line.

Enbridge has secured substantial support for two of its own new U.S. pipeline projects - one called Flanagan South, the other Wrangler. But because the Enbridge projects would run through existing pipeline corridors, chief executive Pat Daniel said he believes the company can avoid some of the loud environmental criticism that has caused delays - and the threat of serious new problems - for Keystone.

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