Our newsletter: 15 February 2024 Alliance letter to Premier David Eby Our Feb. 14 letter to B.C.’s premier says B.C.’s Clean Energy plan means negative impacts that will be ‘larger for Indigenous people given pre-existing and long-standing income gap issues.’ We point out that we are strongly supportive of having leading environmental policies and contributing …
Our newsletter: 01 February 2024 Second chance on LNG exports? The U.S. pause on LNG projects offers Canada a ‘second chance’ to be a global LNG player, says Enbridge CEO Greg Ebel. ‘It’s not very often that you get a second chance on an opportunity,” he told The Calgary Herald. “And I think this may …
Our newsletter, 18 January 2024 Indigenous LNG: direct route and benefits At the 21st annual Natural Resources Forum in Prince George BC Jan. 16-18, we spread the word on Indigenous LNG, and advancing B.C.’s Direct Route to Indigenous Opportunity. Did you know how some of our Canadian natural gas is being moved by pipeline 5,000 …
Our newsletter of 04 January 2024 To kick off 2024, this graphic thought from our Alliance CEO: Global demand for LNG grew in 2023 Meanwhile, a review of world energy in 203 finds that the world used more crude oil and coal than at any time in history. But global demand for LNG continued to …
Our newsletter: 21 December 2023 The B. C. government’s CleanBC policies to tackle greenhouse-gas emissions are expected to shrink B.C.’s economy by $28 billion, Denise Mullen (above) of the Business Council of B.C. told an Alliance webinar. The Business Council, using the B.C. government’s own model, estimates that CleanBC “will make B.C.’s economy $28 billion …
