The Canadian government has found itself between a rock and a hard place when it comes to new oil and gas projects with pressures of climate change and the urgent need to transition to clean energy sources on one side and growing concerns over energy security on the other.
Pre-construction works for the Canadian Woodfibre LNG project will begin this year, revealed the project’s CEO in an update to Squamish Council.
Shell-led joint venture LNG Canada informed that Peter Zebedee has decided to step down as CEO, effective 29 March.
Shell-Led LNG Canada has reached a new milestone when a critical piece of infrastructure has arrived at the project site in Kitimat.
The construction of HaiSea Marine’s three zero-emission battery-powered harbour tugs has begun at the Sanmar Shipyard Tuzla in Turkey with a keel-laying ceremony.
Impact Assessment Agency of Canada made funding available to help the public and Indigenous groups participate in the impact assessment process for the proposed Ksi Lisims LNG terminal project.
Canada has launched a call for proposals for Indigenous-led clean fuels projects, such as advanced biofuels and hydrogen, to push the country’s plan to reach net-zero by 2050.
Canada’s industry-led transformative cluster Ocean Supercluster has announced its largest project to date, the $65 million Clean Ocean Advanced Biofuels Project.
Wärtsilä has signed an optimised maintenance agreement with the Canadian ferry operator STQ for two LNG-fueled ferries.
Cedar LNG has signed a deal with Black & Veatch and Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) for the front-end engineering and design (FEED) of the project’s proposed FLNG.
Canadian fuel cell supplier Ballard Power Systems has delivered two, 200 kilowatt (kW) fuell cell modules to Norwegian ferry operator Norled.
Vancouver-based resource exploration company AmmPower wants to develop a green hydrogen/ammonia production facility for shipping fuel and energy transfer at the Port of South Louisiana.
The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada has provided funding now available to aid participation in the assessment process for the proposed Cedar LNG project at Kitimat, British Columbia.
Canadian ferry operator BC Ferries has revealed the name of its sixth Island-class ferry — Island Gwawis.
