Even as the main stakeholder is said to be looking for a way out, there is a lot of optimism in the air about Canada’s LNG prospects since the federal …
Optimism abounds for Canada’s LNG future after Pacific Northwest approval Read More »
Canada’s economy grew ever so slightly in August, with gross domestic product up 0.1 per cent. GDP rose 0.4 per cent in June and 0.3 per cent in July. The …
Manufacturing grew in August; oil industry to lose $2.1 billion in 2015 Read More »
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 …
The latest application for a licence to export liquefied natural gas from Canada by a foreign-owned company is adding to the sense of expectancy that has taken over in British …
BC sees 100,000 LNG jobs, $1 trillion in revenues Read More »
There has been a rebound in the number of applications to drill gas wells in British Columbia. The province’s Oil and Gas Commission had granted authorization to drill 469 new …
LNG activity heating up in BC as Petronas seeks export licence Read More »
Two weeks after European anti-trust authorities began an investigation into three of the world’s biggest oil companies on suspicion of price fixing, a commodities firm in Chicago has filed suit …
Commodities firm sues Shell, BP, Statoil for price fixing Read More »
