No (productive) Alaska LNG news these days so here's some news of a North Slope producer with plans to build 15 - 30 MTPA of capacity in British Columbia:
Globe and Mail Exxon plans to spend up to $25-billion to export B.C. LNG
Project Description
It's early days, but Alaskans need to take note and let this one soak in. The investment and project magnitude is on par with Alaskan LNG, but Exxon / Imperial are moving forward in B.C.
Early days, but British Columbia may beat Alaska in the LNG race.
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Monday, January 12, 2015
This Just In..................
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Labels: Alaska comes in second, Alaska LNG, British Columbia LNG, Exxon, Imperial, LNG
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Canadian LNG Report
In terms of markets, project cost, technology, and risk the proposed Alaskan Gas Pipeline and LNG project has a lot in common with the proposed western British Columbia LNG projects.
Here's a link to a report titled: "RISKY BUSINESS: THE ISSUE OF TIMING, ENTRY AND PERFORMANCE IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC LNG MARKET" M.C. Moore, D. Hackett, L. Noda, J. Winter, R. Karski and M. Pilcher The School of Public Policy
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Labels: Alaska Gas Pipeline, Alaska LNG, British Columbia LNG, Canadian LNG, LNG
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