Montney’s natural gas is a crown jewel
No wonder that Resource Works founder and CEO, Stewart Muir, called the Montney natural-gas reserves in Canada “British Columbia’s economic crown jewel.” The Montney Formation in BC and Aberta has an area of 130,000 km², about the size of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia combined. That’s roughly two-thirds the size of the famed Permian Basin in…
Energy leader, with Indigenous engagement
Ottawa sees Canada as a new energy superpower This report is from Arc Energy Institute’s latest podcast, an interview by Jackie Forrest with Tim Hodgson, federal minister of energy and natural resources. Hodgson begins with this: “I think Canada’s having a moment in the sun. . . . We are in a different world today….
Newsletter: Federal outlook bright for LNG, LNG supports community programs, and more . . .
Our newsletter, 09 April 2026 Federal outlook bright for LNG exports After 10 years of federal reluctance to push energy exports, the government of Prime Minister Mark Carney has been signalling things will change. And now comes a new outlook from the Canada Energy Regulator that sees our natural-gas use, driven by LNG exports, growing by 47…
Blog: Federal outlook bright for LNG exports
After 10 years of federal reluctance to push energy exports, the government of Prime Minister Mark Carney has been signalling things will change. And now comes a new outlook from the Canada Energy Regulator that sees our natural-gas use, driven by LNG exports, growing by 47 per cent by 2050, and perhaps as much as…
Our newsletter: New role for pipeline trees, Woodfibre LNG hits 65%, and more . . . .
Our newsletter, 26 March 2026 New role for trees from pipeline route Cedar trees harvested by the PRGT pipeline (which will feed natural gas to Nisga’a Nation’s KsiLisims LNG project) have taken on a new life — as totem poles. As Prince Rupert Gas Transmission reports: “We’re honoured to see the first stories take shape…