GasNorth Energy succeeds where many failed by gaining Canadian liquefaction plant approval
GasNorth Energy of Canada has been granted permission from the British Columbia Oil and Gas Commission to proceed with construction of a small-scale natural gas liquefaction facility near Fort Nelson in the northeast of the Pacific Coast province.
Cedar LNG project backed by Haisla First Nation in British Columbia makes regulatory progress
Cedar LNG in Canada, a proposed floating export plant backed by the Haisla First Nation in the province of British Columbia, is the subject of a funding offer for citizens to take part in the Canadian federal government's impact assessment as the venture moves forward.
Australian LNG operator Woodside signals willingness to sell Canadian Kitimat stake
Woodside Petroleum, a shareholder in the Kitimat LNG export project in the Canadian province of British Columbia with US major Chevron Corp., said at a conference in Abu Dhabi that the Perth, Australia-based company would be interested in selling part of its Kitimat stake to a third party.
LNG Canada project changes volumes language for consistency in permits and certificates
LNG Canada, the export project led by Royal Dutch Shell and four Asian partners and proposed for the town of Kitimat, has been granted a small production volumes change by the British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office.
Canadian Woodfibre LNG project expects construction to start in first quarter of 2019
Canadian Woodfibre LNG President David Keane said the small-scale liquefaction and export venture proposed for the district of Squamish in British Columbia was expected to move to the construction phase in the first quarter of 2019.
