Mexico leapfrogging Canada on LNG and six other global oil and gas megaprojects
Major investments in countries like the United States, Norway, Qatar and Saudi Arabia are being made to meet world demand
Indigenous leaders meet G7 diplomats to make case for Canadian LNG
'Every official had a real desire to really understand Indigenous sentiment around resource development'
Improved transportation corridors could help boost Canada’s energy exports
‘I would say to our leaders, we need to start thinking globally and acting locally’
Vancouver conference to showcase rising tide of Indigenous leadership in Canada’s economy
‘In every sector across Canada, there are opportunities for Indigenous communities and the business world to work together to achieve great things’
Facility at heart of Coastal GasLink getting ready to start beating
Wilde Lake compressor station receives first natural gas as commissioning begins
‘Inexhaustible energy’: Top tier Montney play driving the future of Canadian LNG
Montney production to grow significantly through 2050, even under more aggressive climate policies
Reliable, cleaner and cheaper: Canada’s LNG opportunity in the Asia-Pacific natural gas market
Canadian LNG could be a strong competitor to the traditional natural gas exporting countries serving countries like Japan and South Korea
Haisla Nation taking delivery of new tugboats as B.C. LNG project approved to proceed
The fleet includes three fully electric harbour tugs and two LNG-powered escort tugs
Tilbury LNG projects advance partnerships with Indigenous communities
Expansion could reduce global emissions by up to 800,000 tonnes per year
Global spending on oil and gas and related activities projected to reach a cumulative $7.1 trillion through 2030
Energy sector spending is projected world wide at over $850 million each and every year between 2023 and 2030