The LNG industry in British Columbia seems like a great investment for companies and investors at this time. It may seem like a risk if the projects do not materialize but the prospect will always be there.
Corporate gain will always be the main driver in any economy of a country. Companies are driven by profits so they … Read More...
LNG may not leak and spill contaminating the ground but it sure can cause an explosion and death.
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British Columbia’s Environment Minister Mary Polak introduced legislation On October 20, 2014 for the management of greenhouse gas emissions from the province’s burgeoning liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry.
Reports have it that the objective is to ensure that BC has the cleanest LNG facilities in the world with an intensity benchmark of 0.16 carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) tonnes … Read More...
The expansion will allow FortisBC to meet the growing demand for natural gas and supports the Government of British Columbia’s goal of creating a strong LNG industry in the province.
Demand for LNG has pushed FortisBC to start construction on its $400 million Tilbury LNG Facility expansion project.
This is very interesting news for B.C.’s growing LNG industry, … Read More...
