LNG

Woodfibre LNG, the small-scale Canadian export project planned for near Squamish in British Columbia, has been granted a permit by the provincial authorities to proceed with construction.

The Asian-based developer of the Canadian Woodfibre LNG export project in British Columbia has received provincial authorization to continue clearing the brownfield site near the town of Squamish that was previously a pulp mill.

Steelhead LNG has stopped work on the Kwispaa LNG project in Sarita Bay on Vancouver Island’s west coast, casting doubt on the future of the joint venture that found little encouragement among officials and politicians in the Pacific coast province of British Columbia.

Steelhead LNG, developer of the near-shore export plant proposed for Vancouver Island, is currently investigating the pipeline route to bring feed-gas from the Chetwynd area of northeast British Columbia to Sarita Bay on First Nation-owned land.

Steelhead LNG, the Canadian project developer, said its Kwispaa floating export venture proposed for Sarita Bay at Vancouver Island has filed for regulatory permits from the provincial British Columbia government and the federal authorities in Ottawa.

LNG Canada is moving forward thanks to the support of members of the native North American Haisla First Nation in the Kitimat region of British Columbia who overcame the posturing of the Canadian political elite who tried to lecture the native peoples about caring for the environment while denying them well-paid jobs and careers in the energy industry.

Steelhead LNG, the Canadian export project for Vancouver Island backed by a native North American First Nation tribe, is making progress and signed an accord at the Gastech 2018 conference in Barcelona for the engineering phase of two floating production and storage hulls.

Chinese company CIMC Enric, a maker of ISO containers that carried the first cargo of Canadian LNG from Canada to China, said it signed an agreement to sell 275 of the containers to China LNG Group and at least 800 more before the end of the year.

LNG Canada, the largest export project proposed for the Pacific Coast province of British Columbia, could hold a ground-breaking ceremony before the end of 2018 as the joint venture led by Royal Dutch Shell gets back on track.

Steelhead LNG, the developer of an export project offshore Vancouver Island in the Canadian Pacific province of British Columbia, has named an experienced energy executive to head its pipeline division and to join its board of directors.