1. If you think the vandalism and violence witnessed at the CGL pipeline isn’t an economic hostage taking, similar to the yahoos who shut down our border crossings, give your head a shake. Let’s look at how hard and fast Canada has fallen when it comes to LNG investment. #bcpoli
2. The US was behind Canada when it comes to LNG planning a decade ago. Now it has lapped Canada many times. While we struggle to build one large scale LNG plant, the US and world have moved on. #bcpoli3. The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects U.S. LNG exports will reach 11.5 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) in 2022. That would account for roughly 22% of world LNG demand, and would outpace both Australia and Qatar, the two largest exporters at present. #bcpoli ...
7. So while we CONTINUE to struggle to build one LNG plant, the US did so a long time ago. It's now wanting to expand on what they’ve already built, and build brand new plants as well. #bcpoli8. The LNG Canada project is a $40 billion dollar investment, the largest private sector investment in Canadian history. Sadly, in the Canada of 2022, we STILL can't get one LNG plant built without violence, vandalism and threats. Canada is truly broken. #bcpoli
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