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: …
Our newsletter: 14 August 2025 LNG rules! Our LNG 101, and more Liquefied Natural Gas: cleaner, safer, and a pathway to economic reconciliation for Indigenous Peoples. That’s how we introduced readers to a special feature on these topics: What is LNG, and where does it come from? Why LNG matters. And how LNG means benefits …
LNG 1 (and 101) To begin, a little LNG 101: What is LNG, and where does it come from? LNG is made from the same natural gas that we use to heat our homes, cook our food, and fuel many Canadian businesses. When natural gas is cooled to -162°C it liquefies and becomes much more …
Our newsletter: 31 July 2025 LNG really is cleaner than coal A series of studies agrees that using liquefied natural gas to generate electrical power is “cleaner” than burning coal. These studies find burning LNG can mean anywhere from 25% to 50% fewer emissions, “and new technology can cut LNG emissions by 60%.” As well, …
