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Gas wellhead assembly seen at a B.C. drilling location near Fort St. John. This is where natural gas coming up from underground is brought under control before it flows into pipelines. The stack of valves regulates how much gas flows out, monitors pressure and temperature, and includes emergency shutoff switches to stop production if something goes wrong. All gas from the well passes through this assembly on its way to homes and businesses. Resource Works file photo.
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A royal screw-up on royalties

Don’t conflate forecast errors with new oil and gas royalty scheme.
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Managing the Montney responsibly: what the science says about water, seismicity and carbon capture

From the Geoscience BC Energy Webinar, June 22, 2026
Jeff Lawson, Executive Vice President of Corporate Development and Chief Sustainability Officer, Cenovus Energy
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Ten years of malaise. One chance to fight back.

A Cenovus executive says the federal-provincial MOU won't be perfect, but it's Canada's best shot at reversing a decade of lost ground.
Tilbury Island LNG to undergo $2 billion expansion. | FortisBC
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Regulatory barrier to LNG marine bunkering removed

A $2 billion expansion to Tilbury Island LNG can finally proceed
LNG Canada and its Joint Venture Participants (JVPs) today announced a historic equity option agreement
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Five nations, one billion dollars, and the tank at the heart of Canada’s LNG future

A landmark equity option would provide five North Coast First Nations majority ownership of the largest LNG storage tank in Canada, starting
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Inside Kanata LNG, B.C.’s newest proposed gas export project

Robert Delamar says the proposed 12-million-tonne facility near Prince Rupert is a test of whether Canada can turn its energy wealth into
S&P Global Energy data showing Canadian oil sands emissions reduction since 2009
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More oil, less carbon: What the latest oil sands data really shows

S&P Global's latest analysis shows Canadian oil sands emissions intensity is down nearly a third since 2009. Here's the difference between intensity
Nisga’a Nation President Eva Clayton speaking on German offtake agreement May 27. | Nelson Bennett Photo
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Ksi Lisims clears more hurdles on the road to FID

Two indigenous LNG projects marked important milestones this week
1940s gas display at the Pacific National Exhibition | City of Vancouver Archives
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Natural gas isn’t greenwashing – it’s historical accuracy under attack

B.C. Utilities Commission signals shift to “fossil gas,” inverting historical reality
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney sign agreement on industrial carbon pricing. | CP/Jeff McIntosh
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New industrial carbon price set, pipeline to follow?

BC will be under pressure to lower carbon pricing to match Alberta
Premier David Eby heads back to his office in the west wing following a press conference following the throne speech while the province declares today as a day of mourning at the legislature in Victoria, B.C., on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito
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Alberta is building the machine. The question is whether BC shows up to run it.

The Smith-Carney pipeline MOU, the carbon price fight, the BRIK gambit, and what it all means for British Columbia’s resource economy.
Stewart Muir (right) and host Deana Sumanac-Johnson | CBC.ca, Apr. 27, 2026.
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A signal Canada can act

Stewart Muir tells CBC the Sunrise approval boosts confidence, expands markets and tests Canada’s energy balance
Damaged oil tanker Kokuka Courageous off Fujairah, UAE, June 19, 2019. (AP Photo/Fay Abuelgasim)
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Energy at a crossroads

Why Canada must prioritize pipelines and local refining to secure our economic future and global relevance.
Jackie Forrest of Arc Energy Institute interviews Energy Minister Tim Hodgson at the CERAWeek 2026 conference in Texas
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LNG Canada Phase Two draws closer

Expansion now seen as a question of ‘When, not if’
Chris Sankey, President of Blackfish Enterprises Ltd.
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The true cost of missed LNG opportunities in Northern British Columbia

Former Lax Kw'alaams councillor Chris Sankey explains how stalled energy projects drain the lifeblood from Indigenous communities and force essential workers to
Drilling in the Montney Formation. CBC News
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Montney’s natural gas is a crown jewel

The formation in BC and Alberta is a giant for gas and liquids
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One name, two vital meanings: Why BCF belongs at the centre of BC’s policy conversation

Natural gas isn’t a footnote in British Columbia’s future — it’s foundational to it
LNG Canada’s plant at Kitimat BC
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Our second chance to fuel the world

LNG offers Canada a ‘second-wave’ opportunity
TC Energy CEO François Poirier, with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith in Washington DC in January
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Federal outlook bright for LNG exports

And a new report supports a new oil pipeline
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz looks on as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau responds to a question during joint media availability on Tuesday, August 23, 2022 in Stephenville, Newfoundland and Labrador. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld.
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Have we learned our LNG lesson yet?

Canadians and the rest of the world are still suffering from poor judgement on the importance of natural gas.
LNG Canada workers; photo from Shell
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LNG Outlook: More LNG, and cleaner

Shell sees demand growth through the 2050s