But the U.S. still leads Canada by a wide margin as an LNG exporter, and even if all projects currently under development end up being built, some warn Canada may have already missed the chance of ...

The LNG Canada venture is jointly owned by five international oil and gas companies: British multinational Shell PLC (40 per cent), Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas (25 per cent), state-owned ...

By Newsbase LNG Canada is gearing up to produce its first LNG in June, Reuters reported on May 5 citing sources familiar with the matter. Canada’s flagship project has finished the cooldown ...

LNG Canada, in which Japan's Mitsubishi Corp (8058.T) owns a 15% stake, is set to be Canada's first liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal. The first phase is expected begin shipments around ...

The Shell-led (NYSE:SHEL) LNG Canada liquefaction plant at Kitimat, British Columbia, has produced its first liquefied natural gas for export, a project spokesperson said Sunday, although only ...

Canada’s inability to field at least one major LNG project made the gas rich country not only lose out to the U.S., but it’s likely that Canada will not be able to ever catch up.

A new LNG export facility on Canada's West Coast will be massive for the natural gas sector, but the industry will still face a few more years of exceptionally low prices before it can profit from ...

Canada will look at supporting more liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals as long as they are economically feasible because they are needed to keep the world from burning coal again amid the ...

LNG Canada, a joint venture of Shell, PETRONAS, PetroChina, Mitsubishi Corporation and Korea Gas Corporation has been developing Canada’s first LNG export facility in British Colombia.

While LNG Canada’s supplies would be slightly more expensive than projects in Russia and Egypt, the added benefits of energy security keep Canadian projects competitive, she said in a February ...

Dix said LNG Canada’s product is less carbon intensive than its competitors, adding it will release 0.5 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per ton of LNG, compared to the international average ...

LNG Canada would initially export 13 million metric tons of LNG per year, primarily to customers in Asia. Meanwhile, a potential second phase could double its capacity in the future.