The City of Vancouver has repealed its zero-emission bylaw that banned the use of natural gas for space and water heating in new homes, and dictated that new construction must rely on electricity or low-emission equipment (such as heat pumps). Mayor Ken Sim had pushed for repeal of that ban, and our Alliance had supported …
Our blog this week is by David Keane, LNG leader and consultant, former president of Woodfibre LNG, and a special consultant to our Alliance. Why trust — and workers — will decide BC’s energy future By David Keane British Columbia stands at an important moment in its energy history. With LNG Canada now shipping cargoes …
Our newsletter, 06 May 2026 Cedar LNG starts new construction The Haisla Nation’s Cedar LNG project is moving into its most important construction season yet, including the start of building its power transmission line and heading toward completion of its pipeline. Pipeline construction is expected to be finished by the end of the year, and …
Our newsletter, 12 March 2026 Natural gas and LNG vital for BC finances Our latest blog: The province of BC is having trouble paying the bills right now, with revenues falling behind the pace of expenditures. But one of the few bright spots in our government’s finances is natural gas and LNG. Over the next …
Our newsletter, 26 February 2026 How the latest anti-LNG myths are busted The headline from Resource Works was: “LNG attacked with myth-information.” The story went on to address two claims being pushed these days by anti-LNG groups: That the world faces a glut of LNG production that will push prices down, thus damaging BC LNG …
