Thursday, 30 November 2006
By Patti Schom-Moffatt, Director of Consultation and Communications, Kitimat LNG Ltd.
An LNG terminal project proposed for northern British Columbia has taken a major step forward to become North America’s first West Coast facility with an Agreement in Principle between the project company and the region’s Haisla First Nation tribe.
Kitimat LNG Inc., a Canadian energy infrastructure company, is proposing to build, own and operate an LNG receiving terminal located north of Vancouver.
An LNG terminal project proposed for northern British Columbia has taken a major step forward to become North America’s first West Coast facility with an Agreement in Principle between the project company and the region’s Haisla First Nation tribe.
Kitimat LNG Inc., a Canadian energy infrastructure company, is proposing to build, own and operate an LNG receiving terminal located north of Vancouver.
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