Our newsletter: 03 July 2025 Gaslog Glasgow, accompanied by Haisea Marine tugs First export cargo sails from LNG Canada The LNG carrier GasLog Glasgow is headed for Inchon, South Korea, carrying the first export of liquefied natural gas from LNG Canada. Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS) has an LNG import terminal at Inchon. KOGAS is …
Last September, when we first looked at Ottawa’s anti-greenwashing law, we noted: “It’s clear the law (Bill C-59, amendments to the Competition Act) would apply to companies claiming, for example, that their production processes or new technologies will reduce greenhouse gas emissions. “However, the Competition Bureau conveniently will not have to prove that the claims …
Our newsletter: 19 June 2025 Ready, Set, ReconciliACTION A message from our Alliance CEO, Karen Ogen, on how Canada is open for business, with strong support, leadership and ownership by Indigenous peoples: She said at the Global Energy Show in Calgary: “The strong sense of Canadian nationalism in the face of U.S. threats is felt …
By Alliance CEO Karen Ogen In just a few days, G7 leaders will gather in Alberta’s Kananaskis Country. With ongoing tariff threats and actions and geopolitical instability, it is the perfect backdrop to highlight lower-emission Canadian energy, Indigenous ownership and leadership, and reconciliaction. On June 12, I joined colleagues Crystal Smith (Chief Councillor, Haisla Nation), Andrew …
There’s been good news for two key Indigenous LNG developments, the Haisla Nation’s Cedar LNG and the Nisga’a Nation’s Ksi Lisims LNG, and thus for the benefits to come to their Indigenous stakeholders. But news media have yet to pick up on this aspect: Benefits from those projects for the Haisla and the Nisga’a will …
