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Oct 9, 2026
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Oilpatch convinced Pacific Link will go ahead, but less certain of timing: survey - BNN Bloomberg
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The investment firm surveyed 22 energy services companies, 27 exploration and production companies and 42 institutional investors from Sept.
Seventy-seven per cent of respondents said they believed the projects would receive a positive investment decision.
But 53 per cent of respondents said they believe construction would begin in 2028 or later, with 24 per cent believing that would happen next year.
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CALGARY — A survey published this week by ATB Cormark suggests more than three quarters of oilpatch companies are convinced the Pacific Link pipeline to British Columbia and the Pathways carbon storage project will go ahead.
But they’re much less certain about when shovels will hit the ground.
The investment firm surveyed 22 energy services companies, 27 exploration and production companies and 42 institutional investors from Sept. 14 to Sept. 28.…
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