LNG Canada’s $40-billion plant is but weeks away from shipping its first export cargo. The destination has not been named, but the plant near Kitimat is in final testing stages, having imported a cargo of Australian LNG to run through the facility and cool it in preparation for the launch. LNG Canada can produce up …
As you know, the First Nations LNG Alliance now has changed its name to the “First Nations Natural Gas Alliance.” Why the change? It reflects how First Nations are involved in the natural-gas value chain – from the upstream, to the midstream, and downstream. It’s First Nations territory from where the gas is extracted in …
In lieu of our blog this week, an examination by Resource Works of Canada’s carbon tax and its impact on the economy, and on the oil and gas sector. Among the findings (that need attention from the next federal government): Companies have shifted from capital expenditures to record dividend payouts, signalling a lack of confidence …
The natural-gas and oil industry has long told the federal government that its proposed emissions caps on the sector would mean reduced production, loss of jobs, and loss of government revenues at all levels. And First Nations leaders have said the cap will hurt Indigenous peoples. On Day One in office new Prime Minister Mark …
The Alliance is proud to partner with Canada’s national energy event, Global Energy Show Canada, taking place June 10–12, 2025, at the BMO Centre, Calgary. Bringing together Canada’s dynamic energy sector, with thousands of delegates and companies from 100+ countries, the event covers key verticals such as natural gas and LNG, oil sands, hydrogen, CCUS, …
