Nova

A three-year reprieve has been granted from a provincial deadline at the end of this year for a delayed Australian plan to build a natural gas export terminal on the Canadian east coast in Nova Scotia.

Pieridae Energy Ltd. has closed the purchase of all of Shell Canada Energy’s midstream and upstream assets in the southern Alberta foothills for C$190 million ($142.5 million) in a deal that would provide the majority of gas needed to supply the first train at its proposed Goldboro liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility in Nova Scotia.

A European sales contract deadline for a firm construction commitment by the proposed first Canadian east coast natural gas export terminal, Goldboro LNG, has been postponed until the end of September 2020.

A contender to launch liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from Canada’s east coast, Pieridae Energy Ltd. has set out to double its production with a C$190 million ($142 million) purchase of Royal Dutch Shell plc legacy assets in Alberta.

A C$63.3 million ($47.5 million) cleanup chore has been approved for two pipelines left empty when 19 years of natural gas production ended offshore of Nova Scotia at the end of 2018.

Pieridae Energy Ltd. announced an engineering review of costs for its delayed proposal to launch liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from Canada’s Atlantic coast by building a mammoth Nova Scotia terminal, Goldboro LNG.

Bear Head LNG Corp. has announced project participation and benefits agreements with Nova Scotia native and labor groups for its proposed natural gas export terminal on Canada’s Atlantic coast.

A second pipeline expansion project has been sparked by a natural gas market shuffle on the Canada’s east coast that would replace depleted offshore supplies with western production.

The facilities additions budget has risen to C$9.1 billion ($7.3 billion) on the Nova Gas Transmission Ltd. (NGTL) supply collection network in Alberta and British Columbia, said system owner TransCanada Corp.