The liquefied natural gas industry is still in its infancy in Canada, but in the latest development in that industry, two companies, one Chinese the other Canadian, have reached a […]
Joint venture to develop infrastructure for LNG as vehicle fuel Read More »
While the state visit of China’s President Xi Jinping to Malaysia certainly overshadowed that of Stephen Harper, it’s doubtful that Xi left feeling as upbeat as Harper did. Harper’s three-day
Petronas deal could get LNG moving in Canada Read More »
Former cabinet minister Jim Prentice, now vice-chairman of CIBC, told the Oil and Money 2013 Conference in London, England that the energy industry in Canada is “at a crossroads,” and
Canada’s energy sector “at a crossroads,” risks falling behind Read More »
The national oil company of Malaysia, Petronas, announced that it intends to build two liquefied natural gas facilities on an island off the coast of British Columbia. The total cost
Petronas to spend $16 billion to export Western Canadian LNG Read More »
Canada’s marine industry hopes to take advantage of the relatively low cost of natural gas and develop ways to use liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a marine fuel. A joint
West Coast group looking at LNG as marine fuel Read More »
The Canadian Natural Gas Initiative (CNGI) says that the industry needs to do more to communicate with and reach out to stakeholders and the public if it is to advance
Natural gas industry outlines challenges, opportunities in Canada Read More »
Work shortages in the North American energy industry continue to raise concerns. Speaking at the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers’ annual meeting in Texas, a senior vice president of an
More warnings about skilled labour shortages in energy sector Read More »
