The project is expected to have the lowest carbon intensity of any large LNG facility in the world, he said. The LNG facility will be built in Kitimat, a town in north-western British Columbia (BC).

The tariff war that President Trump started earlier this year could affect the Louisiana LNG project, its majority owner, Woodside Energy, has warned. The Australian energy major’s CEO ...

Commonwealth LNG has asked federal regulators to expedite its approval of the Louisiana-based liquefied natural gas export project by about a month ahead of schedule in anticipation of a final ...

In the second of a three part series on Kazakhstan LNG, Upstream takes a close look at the seven projects currently being explored alongside a push to boost the country's natural gas output ...

Woodside acquired the project, formerly called Driftwood, from Tellurian for $1.2 billion last year to position itself as a “global LNG powerhouse”. The first of four development phases is ...

Woodside said the Louisiana LNG, which it acquired through the US$900 million takeover of U.S.-listed Tellurian last year, is within a so-called Foreign-Trade Zone that enables the project to ...

Ksi Lisims — currently undergoing an environmental assessment — would be the second-largest LNG export project in the province after the LNG Canada project in Kitimat, which the Coastal ...