First Nations LNG news

SEFE Securing Energy for Europe and Canada’s Ksi Lisims LNG have signed a heads of agreement for 1 million tpy of LNG on a free-on-board basis, with deliveries expected to begin by the early 2030s.

Julie Dabrusin, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, has approved the Ksi Lisims LNG project to move to the next stage of seeking permits and authorisations.

Rystad energy reports that despite the growth in dual fuels, LNG remains supreme in terms of shipping fuel choices.

Oil and gas industry exhibits resilience as contract value sustains despite 22% drop in contract volume during 2023, reveals GlobalData.

In the December 2023 issue of LNG Industry, our project review provides a look at some of the LNG projects and expansions currently under construction from around the world that are due to be operational by the end of the decade. This special report lists all the sources used for this article.

Final investment decision is expected for the project in 2023 following completion of the environmental assessment process.

The companies have signed an engineering, procurement, fabrication, and construction contract for the Woodfibre LNG facility in British Columbia, Canada.

The Nisga'a Nation, Rockies LNG, and Western LNG have filed the Initial Project Description for the proposed 12-million tpy Ksi Lisims LNG project.

Pembina will become the Haisla Nation's partner in the development of the proposed Cedar LNG Project.

HaiSea Marine is to build and operate five new battery-powered and low emissions tugboats at LNG Canada’s new export facility in Kitimat, Canada.