While political noise dominates headlines, Canada is positioning itself to become a global liquefied natural gas powerhouse... with massive private investment and hungry buyers already lined up.
We only have one speedbump here ... in Alberta, if they are still dumb enough to continue the BS about leaving Canada, then the rest of Canada will have set them up for an awesome revenue flow!!! BC is the best option in that case...?
Yeah and the terminal would likely be mostly built in South Korea and then shipped and the pipeline built by Texas based Western LNG. What a great deal...
Canada wants to be in the LNG business, not the terminal building or pipeline business. If these capacities are built by foreign companies they will still have to employ Canadians. So yes, it is a great deal. Canada gets the royalties, Canadians get employment. As a bonus this is a sweetener for South Korea in future business. (think automotive)
LNG ships look so strange, as if they’re carrying spacecraft to a secret launching site.
We only have one speedbump here ... in Alberta, if they are still dumb enough to continue the BS about leaving Canada, then the rest of Canada will have set them up for an awesome revenue flow!!! BC is the best option in that case...?
Shame all the shipping projects are on the Pacific coast. Not ideally placed for a Gulf shut down.
Yeah and the terminal would likely be mostly built in South Korea and then shipped and the pipeline built by Texas based Western LNG. What a great deal...
Canada wants to be in the LNG business, not the terminal building or pipeline business. If these capacities are built by foreign companies they will still have to employ Canadians. So yes, it is a great deal. Canada gets the royalties, Canadians get employment. As a bonus this is a sweetener for South Korea in future business. (think automotive)