Cedar LNG Partners, a Haisla majority-owned partnership with Pembina Pipeline Corporation, has been awarded an environmental assessment certificate for a propose electrified floating LNG facility and marine export terminal in Kitimat, Canada.
The development of green helium – produced from underground gas accumulations that contains very small amounts of hydrocarbons or CO2 – has become a more important topic of conversation among those in the marketplace.
Carbon capture and removal solutions provider Svante has appointed Mark Claessen as Vice-President of Project Delivery and Technology Licensing to accelerate the company’s next phase of growth.
EverWind Fuels and Maritime Launch Services are exploring a green liquid oxygen supply agreement from the former’s planned green hydrogen facility in Point Tupper, Nova Scotia.
North American Helium (NAH) has brought two additional helium purification facilities online in Saskatchewan, Canada.
Canada’s Pathways Alliance, formed of six of the country’s largest oil sands companies, is one step closer to seeing its proposed $16.5bn carbon capture and storage (CCS) network come to life in the province of...
Canadian technology firm Kontrol Technologies has entered the LNG market, with a particular focus on the US.
Canadian lithium company Standard Lithium has installed a new carbon capture pilot plant in southern Arkansas to assess the feasibility of capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) directly from natural gas burning flue-gas streams.
Snuneymuxw First Nation will support natural gas company FortisBC in the development of British Columbia’s first LNG facility, Tilbury Projects.
Royal Helium has signed a deal with energy consultant Guardyan Conservation to develop a carbon credit strategy for its Steveville helium recovery plant, located in Alberta, Canada.
