While the Kochs arent the primary beneficiaries—they havent reserved space in the potential pipeline and are not partnering with TransCanada—they would benefit handsomely from the infrastructure put in place by the pipeline. So says the activist group, the International Forum on Globalization, which is publicizing the Kochs tar sands holding. They contend that the pipeline will create competition among rail and other pipelines and lower transportation costs for all oil sands producers, bolstering profit margins and making additional reserves economically viable.
Posted on: Fri, 21 Mar 2014 18:24:01 +0000
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