Data points:
- Enbridge to buy "certain" gas facilities from Encana Corp
- Peace River Arch region in northwestern Alberta
- will strengthen the gathering and compression business of Canada's second-largest pipeline company
- total cost about $265 million (Canadian)
- Encana trying to shift to oil and liquids-rich gas production in lieu of natural gas (which got hammered again today)
Enbridge Inc. has entered a midstream services agreement with Encana Corp. to develop gas gathering and compression in the Peace River Arch (PRA) region of northwestern Alberta. The agreement includes Enbridge’s acquisition from Encana of certain gathering and compression facilities in the PRA region currently in service and under construction, with an expected closing date in December.
The financial terms of the gathering and compression midstream services agreement will parallel previously established terms between the two companies reached in 2011.
Enbridge also agreed with the other owners of the Cabin Gas Plant development to defer the commissioning of Cabin Phase 1 and construction of Cabin Phase 2.......
Completion of construction in 2013 will bring Enbridge's total investment in the PRA region to roughly $264 million. Enbridge expects its investment in the Cabin and PRA region will exceed the previous level of capital committed to Cabin Phases 1 and 2.
A Note to the Granddaughters
This is so cool.
My wife sent me the link to this video: the oldest restaurant in Los Angeles with the best sandwich.
This really is a cool story for us. We have spent a fair amount of time in Los Angeles, but it was only by happenstance that a friend mentioned this restaurant to us. We seldom get to the restaurant, but I have to admit, it is one of may favorites: Philippe the Original.
Notice that unless Yahoo changes the caption, Yahoo has misspelled "Philippe" -- with two "els." It is within walking distance -- about two city blocks -- from Los Angeles Union Station, Amtrak. Crossing the broad boulevard is about the longest stretch of that two-city-block walk.
I might have to list our top ten restaurants in the LA area someday. I have three so far: Philippe the Original (Union Station); Eatalian Cafe (Gardena); and In 'N Out (everywhere).
A YouTube video of the same:
Tommy's Hamburgers....Original location on Rampart but many others all family owned.
ReplyDeleteThis is Number 1 on my top ten list...
I honestly cannot remember if I've seen Tommy's, but next time I am out there, I will look them up. Thank you. Always looking for something unique.
DeleteThis brings back memories. I'm sure I been to Philippes well over a 100 times. Loved Tommy's. Another long time favorite that comes to mind was El Tepeyac on Evergreen in Boyle Heights. Great Burritos. Just a hop-skip-and-jump across the freeway from where you went to school Bruce. Langers Deli at Alvarado and 7th was another favorite.
ReplyDeleteTens of thousands of restaurants in the LA metropolis and it's amazing how often some names show up. I can't speak to El Tepeyac but Langer's Deli -- wow. Before we were married, my wife-to-be introduced me to Langer's. It was her favorite. I had recently arrived from North Dakota and I was amazed at all the wonderful new food choices -- everything was incredible. Yes, I would say Langer's was #1 on our list for quite some time.
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