British Columbia Says Kinder Hasn't Met Pipeline Conditions
- Company seeks to almost triple Trans Mountain capacity
- Kinder Morgan says it's confident it will satisfy province
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British Columbia’s Environment Minister Mary Polak said Kinder Morgan Inc. hasn’t met the conditions the Canadian province established for a oil pipeline expansion to go ahead.
“We have not seen evidence that the five conditions have been met,” Polak said in a conference call with journalists Monday. Kinder Morgan especially has more work to do to establishing a marine- and land-based oil-spill response, she said.