Canada LNG news

Woodside has announced that its financial statements for the full-year ended 31 December 2019 will recognise a non-cash impairment of $720 million (after tax) in relation to the Kitimat assets in Western Canada.

BC Ferries has awarded Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A. of Gdansk, Poland, a contract to construct an additional LNG-fuelled vessel scheduled to go into service in the Southern Gulf Islands in 2022.

The FNCI has released its vision and draft scenario for developing B.C. net-zero GHG LNG to achieve local and global climate change targets.

A majority of British Columbians say they support the development of an LNG industry in B.C., according to polling by the Mustel Group (commissioned by the BC LNG Alliance).

GasNorth Energy Ltd. has been granted permission to proceed with installation of a natural gas liquefaction facility near Fort Nelson, BC.

The First Nations Climate Initiative has invited B.C. First Nations input on using LNG to address global climate change and alleviate poverty.

Cryopeak LNG Solutions Corp. has announced that it has developed the first-ever ‘Super B-train’ LNG hauling trailer to optimise small scale LNG transportation in Canada.

According to Reuters, construction of the CAN$6.6 billion Coastal GasLink pipeline has resumed.

AIMCo has announced its investment in the TC Energy Coastal GasLink Pipeline Project.

Chevron Corp. is expecting to write down the value of its assets by US$10 billion to US$11 billion this quarter, and is considering the sale of some of its natural gas projects.