Houston-based Buckeye Partners LP on Thursday unveiled definitive plans to acquire – and revive – an inactive liquefied natural gas (LNG) project on Canada’s Atlantic coast, Bear Head LNG. “This acquisition demonstrates Buckeye’s focus on being an integral part of the next phase of the global energy evolution,” said Buckeye CEO Todd Russo. Buckeye’s Bear…
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Natural Gas, Oil Development Ban in Nova Scotia’s Georges Bank Extended to 2032
Oil and natural gas activity offshore Nova Scotia in the Georges Bank fishing grounds will be banned through 2032 after the 34-year-old drilling moratorium was extended. “We are maintaining a unique and valuable ecosystem,” said Canada’s Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson. Nova Scotia House member Tory Rushton said he supported the ban as popular “strong…

Pieridae Energy Outlines Conditions for Reviving Stalled Atlantic Canada LNG Project
Pieridae Energy Ltd., sponsor of a stalled project to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Nova Scotia to Europe, recently outlined the conditions needed to resuscitate the Goldboro LNG plan. In Pieridae’s recent fourth quarter and full-year 2021 earnings report, CEO Alfred Sorenson said the company still believes “an LNG project at our Goldoro site…

After Missing FID Deadline for Goldboro LNG, Pieridae Reviewing ‘Strategic Alternatives’
The developer of the proposed Goldboro liquefied natural gas (LNG) project on Canada’s east coast has announced an evaluation of “strategic alternatives” for the $10 billion development after it missed a deadline to sanction the project June 30. “We have not been able to meet all of the key conditions necessary to make a final…

Encana to Abandon Sinking Deep Panuke Natural Gas Project
Encana Corp. confirmed Monday that its unlucky C$700 million ($560 million) Deep Panuke venture is poised to sink off the Atlantic seaboard natural gas market, just 56 months after starting up offshore of Nova Scotia.

Provincial Scientists Say Nova Scotia Shale Gas Resources ‘Too Large’ to Dismiss
Shale deposits on land, declared off limits to industry in 2014, are rich enough to replace Atlantic Canada’s depleted offshore natural gas production network, says a fresh review by government scientists.

Nova Scotia Holds Out Hopes For European LNG Market
While the outlook for the North American liquefied natural gas (LNG) export business dims with every ratchet down in the price of oil and natural gas, sponsors of three proposed export terminals in Nova Scotia are convinced that when the turnaround comes, their straight shot across the Atlantic will give them an edge.