Enbridge makes a pitch for Northern Gateway >
Michael Ganley is the editor of Alberta Venture. BizBeat takes a big-picture view of the provincial, national and international news affecting Alberta's business community. He can be reached at mganley@albertaventure.com and @MikeatVenture
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Long-distance relationships >
by Max Fawcett
Yesterday was a busy day for Patrick Daniel, the CEO of Enbridge Inc., but while he may have spent most of it dealing with the fallout from the company’s fourth-quarter earnings report from 2010, which saw profits rise 9 per cent but miss analyst expectations, it couldn’t have been the only thing on his mind. Earnings, schmernings; it was Kinder Morgan’s announcement that it intends to expand its pipeline that runs from Edmonton’s refineries to Vancouver’s deep-water port that likely dominated the day for Daniel. >
Accidents in the energy industry can happen anywhere, any time >
For the completist out there we bring you this web exclusive, a full transcript of the conversation between Alberta Venture editor Michael McCullough and Enbridge’s executive vice-president, chief financial officer and corporate development Richard Bird. Enbridge was the winner in the Corporate Financial Performance category in Alberta’s Most Respected Corporations of 2009 survey. You can read the article here. >
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