Canada ships first LNG export cargo from Pacific coast

Why it’s time to repeal the oil tanker ban on B.C.’s north coast

The Port of Prince Rupert on the north coast of British Columbia. Photo courtesy Prince Rupert Port Authority From the Canadian Energy Centre By Will Gibson Moratorium does little to improve marine safety while sending the wrong message to energy investors In 2019, Martha Hall Findlay, then-CEO of the Canada West Foundation, penned a strongly worded op-ed in the Globe and Mail calling the federal ban of oil tankers on B.C.’s northern coast “un-C…

Canada Becomes LNG Exporter as First Gas Ships from BC Project

The first LNG gas carrier, GasLog Glasgow (112,764 dwt) departed the LNG terminal at Kitimat, Canada, on June 30, officially marking Canada’s entry i...

First tanker carrying LNG for export departs northern B.C.

A tanker that is set to carry Canada's first cargoes of liquefied natural gas across the Pacific to Asian markets is docked at LNG Canada's berth in Kitimat, B.C.

First Cargo Sets Off From LNG Canada

The first cargo of liquefied natural gas has left Canada’s only export facility, LNG Canada, operator Shell said, adding the main market for its Canadian LNG will be Asia. Backed by Shell, Petronas, PetroChina, Mitsubishi, and Kogas, LNG Canada, in Kitimat, British Columbia, will eventually ramp up to 14 million tonnes per annum. That capacity is expected to redirect a portion of Canadian gas exports—currently flowing almost entirely to the U.S.…

Canada ships first LNG export cargo from Pacific coast

LNG Canada ships first major cargo from B.C.

Shipment departs Kitimat, signalling start of Canada's large-scale international gas trade