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Newsletter: Updates on LNG in BC


Who is moving on LNG projects in BC, who is waiting on government decisions, who is the new BC energy minister, who is getting a new CEO, and who is working on reclamation on a gas pipeline route?

Photo: LNG carrier at terminal

Blog: World outlook for LNG: More!


For this year, one estimate is that global demand for LNG and natural gas will be up 30% from 2024. The U.S. sees its LNG exports going up 15%. And European demand could set a record.

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Photo: Alliance Prince George LNG discussion

Alliance presentation a hit


We drew strong attendance at a sidebar presentation and discussion during the BC Natural Resources Forum in Prince George. Among our points: Canadian LNG is Indigenous LNG.

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The BC Environmental Assessment Office #BC_EAO finds ConocoPhillips Canada’s proposed Inga gas plant expansion project, 100 km northwest of Fort St. John, does not require an environmental assessment: https://ow.ly/FfQA50UFKsu #bcpoli

How #TCEnergy continues to monitor watercourses, wetlands, wildlife, and vegetation in five-year program along the #CoastalGasLink pipeline route in BC: https://ow.ly/QQBn50UG2Xq #bcpoli #LNGinBC

World #LNG News
• Over 10 Asia-bound LNG cargoes divert to Europe: https://ow.ly/FNGI50UHigL
• Despite 15 sanctions packages, EU countries continue to buy Russian LNG: https://ow.ly/Otsj50UHigN
• LNG dominated in record year for alternative-fuelled ships: https://ow.ly/wezc50UHigM

First Nations LNG Alliance Newsletter