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23 Jun 2014

Kitsault Energy Project: The shortest LNG connection from B.C. to Asia

Kitsault LNG to include Dedicated Energy Corridor pipe The independent Canadian company Kitsault Energy (Kitsault) is proposing the liquefied […]

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05 Mar 2014

Woodside lines up for Canada LNG project in British Columbia

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Woodside signed agreement on Grassy Point LNG The Australian company Woodside Petroleum (Woodside) and the Government of British […]

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04 Dec 2013

Nexen – CNOOC signed with British Columbia for Aurora LNG

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Nexen to anchor Aurora LNG project at Grassy Point The Canadian Nexen Energy ULC (Nexen), acquired by China […]

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Kitsault Energy Project: The shortest LNG connection from B.C. to Asia

Woodside lines up for Canada LNG project in British Columbia

Nexen – CNOOC signed with British Columbia for Aurora LNG

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