LNG exports

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U.S. halt on LNG exports presents new opportunity for Canada

Canada has no operational LNG export terminals unlike the United States, which has 27 such facilities.


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Ottawa should refocus on Canada’s largest trading partner

The dominance of the U.S. in Canada’s international trade flows reflects the importance of physical distance on trade patterns.


9:29AM
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Ottawa turns blind eye to obvious benefits of natural gas exportation

Generating returns to investors and shareholders in energy companies is a good thing.


8:47AM
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Canada did not ‘miss’ its LNG window—it was nailed shut

Despite the demand, Canada has only one operational LNG terminal.


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Canada’s lost LNG opportunities due to dearth of export facilities

European natural gas prices have risen more than 30 per cent since Russia invaded Ukraine.


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The facility will produce 26 million tons per year of liquefied natural gas.


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Last month Petronas pulled the plug on the Pacific Northwest LNG project.


12:19PM
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British Columbia’s natural gas resources are substantial and the international market for liquefied natural gas is growing.


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Canadian natural gas, sold to markets in India and Asia, could displace some of their need to generate power with coal.


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The cost of regulatory delay imposed upon LNG investments in B.C. could reach C$24.8 billion per year by 2025.