Lessons for Canada to be learned from Australian liquefied natural gas development

Canada has a moral obligation to provide the rest of the world with responsibly developed energy to improve lives and preserve the environment.

Canadian LNG delivered to global markets will be the lowest GHG-emitting gas in the world, and natural gas will be a significant component of the global transition to a lower carbon future, writes Kelly Ogle. Photograph courtesy of the B.C. government

Opinion

BY KELLY J. OGLE

December 11, 2019

In 1964, liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo was delivered for the first time from Algeria to the United Kingdom. Today, there are more than 400 trade routes and upwards of 50 countries participating in the global LNG trade. For a time in 2018, Australia overtook Qatar as the world’s largest export...

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