LNG

Enbridge Inc., the Canadian company whose natural gas pipelines span North America to connect supply basins, urban demand centres as well as LNG export plants, is caught up in a battle just revived by the Democratic Party governor of the US state of Michigan.

Gazoduq and GNL Québec, two Canadian companies proposing to transport feed-gas from Western Canada and export it as LNG from a liquefaction plant at Saguenay in Quebec, have rejected a critical report by a Montreal-based body looking into their corporate structures and possible taxation levels were the projects approved and constructed.