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Proposed B.C. LNG project seals German supply deal

Energy & Utilities Emily Joveski -
British Columbia’s Ksi Lisims LNG project has signed a long-term supply agreement with a German state-owned energy company, marking what officials say is Canada’s first LNG export deal with a European buyer.

Canada, Ksi Lisims LNG to announce major export deal with German company

Energy & Utilities Emily Joveski -
Premier David Eby said Tuesday that a major liquefied natural gas export deal between B.C.’s Ksi Lisims LNG project and Germany would mark a significant step toward a final investment decision on the proposed multibillion-dollar facility.

B.C. approves environmental certificate for massive LNG project on northern coast

Provincial Emily Joveski -
British Columbia has given the green light to a floating liquified natural gas (LNG) export facility on B.C.’s northern coast. 

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