Industry / Canada

Nexen-Inpex Shale Gas Deal Could Lead To Kitimat LNG Project Expansion

November 2011 | Industry News

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Canada's Nexen announced on November 29 2011 that it had struck a deal to form a joint venture (JV) focused on its British Columbia (BC) shale gas business.

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