Photo gallery: Preparing for the Pacific Trail Pipeline
A pile of slash at a quarry site for the Pacific Trail Pipeline near the Little Wedeene River. (Robin Rowland)
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Major projects and local problems put municipalities in jeopardy
What a difference a couple of days make. There was no jumping for joy at the Kitimat municipal elections all candidates meeting on Thursday, October 1 just two days after the $33 billion expansion Phase 2 of LNG Canada was announced with approval by the federal Major Projects Office and the positive Final […]
For the record: LNG Canada Phase 2 positive FID news releases pro and con
(Editor's note: I suspended coverage on Northwest Coast Energy News in July as I recovered from a leg injury. Healing is going well. At this time I am resuming limited coverage. So for the record, here are today’s news releases on the announcement of LNG Canada Phase 2.) On Tuesday, September […]
Gas Flaring worldwide reaches record levels: just released World Bank report.
The annual World Bank Global Gas Flaring report for 2026 reveals that global gas flaring rose for the third consecutive year in 2025, reaching 167 billion cubic meters (bcm), the highest recorded level since 2019. The gas wastefully burned could have powered homes and industries, created jobs, reduced import bills, and extended electricity access and […]