Steelhead LNG launches new legal action against Cedar LNG

Vancouver-based Steelhead LNG said it had launched a new legal action against Cedar LNG in Canada’s British Columbia. Steelhead LNG announced on Monday the filing of new legal proceedings against Cedar LNG, Pembina Pipeline, and ARC Resources in British Columbia in relation to the Cedar LNG project. The company alleges in this new claim that…

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