Montney eyed as strategic assets for Canada’s LNG ambitions
Designating the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin and the Montney formation as “strategic national assets” would help reduce feedgas risk and uncertainty facing Canada’s LNG sector today, Ottawa-based Public Policy Forum said in a report on unlocking LNG export potential.
LNG developer Pembina gets regulatory approval for buying Enbridge stakes in Alliance and Aux Sable facilities
Pembina Pipeline Corp., the developer of the Cedar LNG project in British Columbia and the owner of North American pipelines and terminals, has received regulatory approval for a deal agreed with Canadian pipelines company peer, Enbridge Inc., to acquire stakes in pipeline and processing systems and power assets for C$3.1 billion (US$2.28Bln).
Canada’s TC Energy gives pipeline boost to another First Nation-led LNG project in region of Prince Rupert port
TC Energy Corp., the North American pipeline operator already supplying two LNG projects with feed-gas near Kitimat in British Columbia via the Coastal GasLink, has linked up with another First Nation-backed LNG project near Prince Rupert in BC with a potential feed-gas pipeline sale deal.
Global commodities firm Trafigura signs LNG agreement with largest Canadian natural gas producer Tourmaline
Trafigura, the commodities trading firm with offices in the main trading centres of the Americas, Asia and Europe, has signed a long-term liquefied natural gas agreement with the largest Canadian natural gas producer Tourmaline.
LNG developer Pembina pays US$2.28Bln to buy Enbridge stakes in Alliance pipeline and Chicago facilities
Pembina Pipeline Corp., the developer of the Cedar LNG project in British Columbia and the owner of North American pipelines and terminals, has concluded a deal with Canadian pipelines company peer, Enbridge Inc., to acquire stakes in pipeline and processing systems and power assets for C$3.1 billion (US$2.28Bln).
North American pipelines giant TC Energy to split into two entities for natural gas pipelines and oil pipelines
TC Energy, the North American pipeline company and key supplier of feed gas for the liquefied natural gas industry, plans to split up by spinning off its oil pipeline business and focusing on transporting natural gas.
TC Energy reports fourth-quarter net loss on LNG Canada pipeline while advancing US LNG feed-gas plans
TC Energy Corp., the Canadian natural gas pipeline company, reported strong four-quarter results from US and Mexican activities, though posted a huge quarterly impairment charge related to the rising costs of the Coastal GasLink pipeline for LNG Canada and this meant a quarterly loss.
TC Energy’s Coastal GasLink to LNG Canada hit by more cost rises while completion still expected in 2023
TC Energy Corp., the North American pipeline and resources company with large-scale natural gas connections for the LNG sector in the US and Canada, has updated cost estimates for the Coastal GasLink Project serving the Shell-led LNG Canada venture.
LNG may be sought after commodity but Canadian regulators formally reject LNG project for Québec
The Ottawa-based Impact Assessment Agency of Canada has formally rejected the Énergie Saguenay Project proposed by GNL Québec to export abundant Canadian natural gas as LNG from a liquefaction and export plant in the French-speaking province.
Canadian Gazoduq project linked to Québec LNG plant shows signs of life with local investments
The Canadian Gazoduq pipeline project as well as Energie Saguenay, the natural gas liquefaction plant proposed by GNL Québec, have received investments from business people and entrepreneurs in the French-speaking province as a demonstration of confidence.
