Our newsletter of 01 September 2023 Chief Mi’sel Joe (above) of the Miawpukek First Nation (a member of our Alliance) has a vision for exports to Europe of LNG from Newfoundland and Labrador, even if Prime Minister Trudeau doesn’t. The PM declared a year ago that there has “never been a strong business case” for …
Our newsletter: 17 August 2023 Woodfibre LNG to ramp up work at site In September, Woodfibre LNG crews will begin preparing the Howe Sound site for installation of prefabricated modules from China. Workers will live in a “floatel” — a former cruise ship that will have 400 to 600 beds. Nineteen modules will come by …
Our newsletter: 03 August 2023 CGL construction “in full swing” The Coastal GasLink pipeline is heading beyond 91% over-all completion, with more than 630 km of pipe installed, and more than 92% of water crossings complete. CGL sees “mechanical completion” by the end of this year. Hydrostatic testing is complete or underway in every section. …
Our newsletter of 20 July 2023 The Alliance scored a quick hit with our new website at https://indigenouslng.ca/, with its message: “Canadian LNG is Indigenous. Indigenous values are powering Canada’s low-carbon LNG opportunity.” The content also appeared as a full-page national ad in The Globe and Mail. And we had an electronic billboard sign (pictured …
Our newsletter: 06 July 2023 A B.C.-based green group has launched yet another social-media campaign attacking LNG. They say it’s aimed at people attending the LNG2023 conference in Vancouver July 10-13 (though those attendees obviously support LNG) and it urges the B.C. government to stop LNG expansion. Supporters of LNG struck back, starting with CEO …
