Petronas to study Canada's long list of terms for LNG project
Analysts, meanwhile, have doubts about the viability of the natural gas export terminal in British Columbia
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Kuala Lumpur
THE crystal ball seems cloudy at the moment for Petronas' US$27 billion LNG project in the Pacific North-west.
Canada has given the natural gas export terminal the green light, but has laid down nearly 200 conditions, and analysts say that concerns over a longer-term glut as well as domestic considerations could ultimately hold sway in the national oil company's decision on whether to proceed.
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