Our newsletter: 27 February 2025 First Nations critical to LNG Alliance CEO Karen Ogen, speaking to the Canadian Global Affairs Institute’s conference on the global role of LNG, in Ottawa: “First Nations are critical to LNG in Canada.” “It’s First Nations territory from where the gas is extracted in Treaty 8 territory, it’s First Nations …
Diversify our exports with Indigenous LNG That’s from our Alliance CEO, Karen Ogen, writing in The Vancouver Sun: “I have been meeting officials in Japan. Our stable, long-time ally and trading partner wants Canadian LNG. Our allies in Korea want it too. And Malaysia. All throughout Asia, in fact. “There is a huge market for …
Our newsletter: 30 January 2025 Resources ‘core focus’ for BC It’s good to see BC Premier David Eby recognizing a little light on the road of natural-resource development. He said BC’s resources “need to be developed” and added: “Responsible, sustainable development of natural resources will be a core focus of our government, now and well …
Our newsletter: 16 January 2025 North American LNG to double by 2028 Liquefied natural gas production in North America will double between 2024 and 2028, if all new LNG projects planned in the U.S., Mexico and B.C. go ahead, Evaluate Energy forecasts. The energy business intelligence group notes in a new report that, of 10 …
Our newsletter: 02 January 2025 From us all at the First Nations Natural Gas Alliance, Happy New Year! Updates on LNG in BC From Cedar LNG (photos above) to FortisBC, who is moving on LNG projects in BC, who is waiting on government decisions, who is at work in the water, who is getting a …
