Our newsletter: 06 June 2024 The Alliance speaks up for Indigenous LNG Karen Ogen, CEO of our First Nations Natural Gas Alliance, was a speaker June 5 at the Indigenous Partnerships Success Showcase event in Vancouver. Her keynote speech included this: “I see a day when First Nations in B.C. are doing far more than …
Our Alliance and Resource Works present a new report by statistics expert Philip Cross. It finds LNG investments boost B.C. and Canadian economies more than other projects: a $4.1-billion investment in B.C. leads to a total increase of $4.5 billion in Canada’s GDP, and thousands of Canadian jobs. It also finds Canada has an opportunity …
Key points from a speech by Alliance CEO Karen Ogen to the Indigenous Partnerships Success Showcase event in Vancouver on 05 June 2024: To know where we are going today, I want to briefly step back to remember where we came from: The Indigenous Energy Gap From the time our lands became industrialized in the …
The First Nations Natural Gas Alliance has a new Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation with Equitable Origin, a non-profit that certifies natural gas produced to higher social and environmental standards, and supports Indigenous interests. The Alliance and EO will work together to support more equitable and sustainable development of energy resources, including LNG development. Equitable …
For all those naysayers predicting gloom and doom for the LNG sector, and Canada’s LNG exports, some corrective thoughts, and for our producers, good news. Canadian-based DOB Energy puts it simply with this headline: “LNG demand forecasts are great news for North American suppliers.” Key points from DOB Energy: Shell expects global LNG demand will …
