Our newsletter: 19 January 2023 LNG Canada has been working for many months towards a final investment decision on Phase 2 of the project, which would double the output of LNG for export. A key question throughout has been whether Phase 2 could use emissions-reducing electricity from BC Hydro to drive the cooling towers that …
It’s 1766. British scientist Henry Cavendish is experimenting in his laboratory. Almost by chance, he discovers something he terms “combustible air.” As The Energy Blog of RWE adds: “Back then, no one suspects that the gas will someday become one of the great hopes of energy supply: introducing hydrogen.” Hydrogen is a darling of clean-energy fans, …
Our Jan. 5 newsletter: Cedar LNG decisions awaited December 31 passed with no word from provincial or federal governments on the hoped-for approvals of the Haisla Nation’s proposed Cedar LNG project in the Kitimat area. The B.C. Environmental Assessment Office announced on Nov. 16 that it had completed its assessment of Cedar’s application for an …
Solid support for LNG projects Canada Action, ‘an independent, grassroots, non-partisan organization,’ has long been a solid supporter of responsible LNG development in Canada. It was good, then, during the holiday season to see their support for the Nisga’a Nation’s Ksi Lisims LNG project in BC. It came as the Canada Energy Regulator gave Ksi …
LNG a plus for First Nations and Canada Chief Councillor Crystal Smith of the Haisla Nation (and chair of our First Nations Natural Gas Alliance) talks of LNG and her nation’s Cedar LNG project being a huge plus for First Nations — and not just hers. In an interview with Julie Gaudreau of the International …
