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TransCanada last week filed a formal arbitration request under the North American Free Trade Agreement, seeking $15 billion in damages for President Obama’s rejection of its Keystone XL Pipeline project. NAFTA’s arbitration rules allow companies to challenge government decisions before international panels. TransCanada had filed a notice of intent in...
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