Lng Canada: Investment Critics and Kitimat b.c

lng canada: The B.C. and federal governments welcomed LNG Canada's decision to build a liquefied natural gas export facility in Kitimat B.C. earlier this month, calling it an unprecedented level of investment, according to The Toronto Star. Critics however are concerned about a major increase in greenhouse gas emissions. We should be going aggressively after clean manufacturing, he told Star Metro in an interview Monday. District of Kitimat / District of Kitimat Why aren't we talking about trying to build a Tesla gigafactory for batteries in Terrace Weaver's comments followed a reminder from south-of-the-border Monday morning that B.C. is entering what will be a highly competitive market place with new investments in liquefied natural gas. As part of its efforts to achieve energy dominance, he said the government is considering using federally owned land, including military bases, on the west coast as export facilities to get coal and natural gas to markets in Asia. In comments to the Associated Press, U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke reiterated the U.S. government's commitment to resource industries. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.