Canadian natural gas production growth in the next three decades will rely on overseas exports, as well as blending with hydrogen as a demand substitute for fossil fuels, according to new research. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker cargoes and hydrogen derived from well flows are more than 80% of potential Alberta and British Columbia (BC)…
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Canadian Oilsands Production Growth Forecast Said Boon for Natural Gas Demand
Cost control has made the Alberta oilsands, Canada’s star growth market for natural gas, “decidedly economic” and production will likely climb when pipeline projects clear regulatory delays, according to the Canadian Energy Research Institute (CERI).
Canadian Emissions Regulations Could Prove Costly for Oil, Gas Industry, Report Finds
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Canadian NGL Production Forecast to Surge in Coming Years
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Canada Producers Need LNG Exports to Survive Low-Cost U.S. Gas, Says CERI
Only liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports can prevent a decades-long Canadian production slump in retreat from competition by low-cost U.S. supplies, said a state-of-the-industry review issued Wednesday.
Canada LNG Exports — Both West and East — Facing Global Cost Pressures, Says CERI
Formidable cost obstacles confront British Columbia (BC) plans to break into global liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets, while Nova Scotia export proposals face even higher hurdles, according to the Canadian Energy Research Institute (CERI).
U.S. Benefits from Maintaining Canada NatGas, Oil Trade, Research Says
Canadians will buy American if the United States border stays open for natural gas and oil flows, according to a defense of free trade crafted by the Canadian Energy Research Institute (CERI).
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick Craving U.S. NatGas After Banning Unconventional Drilling
Canada’s Atlantic provinces are sliding into dependence on imports after banning horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracking) to tap their natural gas deposits, said an industry- and government-supported agency.
Breaking Canada’s Fossil Fuel Habit Would Entail ‘Unintended Consequence,’ CERI Says
Canadian motorists, homes and commercial buildings can break the fossil fuel habit — but only by paying a high price in “unintended consequences” of increased living costs and lost assets, jobs and tax revenues, according to the Canadian Energy Research Institute (CERI).
Access to Global LNG Trade Necessary to Bolster Canadian NatGas Development
Only a breakthrough into global trade in liquefied natural gas (LNG) can pull Canadian supply development out of the doldrums, a senior economics agency in the industry capital of Calgary said.