Canadians sign native tribes deal to help CNOOC, Inpex and Woodside LNG projects

Thursday, 10 April 2014

The British Columbia government has signed LNG revenue sharing agreements with two native North American tribes, known in Canada as First Nations, for projects being development in the Grassy Point area near the port of Prince Rupert by companies such as Australia's Woodside, China National Offshore Oil Corp. and Japan's Inpex Corp.


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