“Canada cannot afford to miss further opportunities to expand its LNG exports, and must act now to meet growing global demand.” That’s from the law firm of Bennett Jones LLP, in a report distributed by Lexology. We offer it here as a guest blog. And it includes a note on Indigenous engagement in energy projects. …
Our newsletter: 11 September 2025 Canadian LNG to Europe now pushed Three years ago, Justin Trudeau, then prime minister, declared that there has “never been a strong business case” for liquefied natural gas exports from Canada’s East Coast to Europe. But now the new Mark Carney federal government is onside — and we have industry and governments …
Three years ago, Justin Trudeau, then prime minister, declared that there has “never been a strong business case” for liquefied natural gas exports from Canada’s East Coast to Europe. How times (and the federal government) have changed: Now we have Ottawa on side: Energy Minister Tim Hodgson says he’s confident there’s a market for Canadian …
The proposed Alaska LNG project, if it happens, would be a blow to BC and Canada, as it would directly compete with BC LNG. It would be the first US LNG-for-export plant on the West Coast, and thus undermine BC’s current advantage of being able to move LNG to Asia in as little as 10 …
Our newsletter: 28 August 2025 Natural gas: lifeblood of our manufacturing While producers talk of natural gas and LNG being used to replace coal to generate electricity, there’s also this important fact to underline: Natural gas is the lifeblood of manufacturing here at home in Canada. Indeed, the National Bank of Canada makes points that include these: …
