Op-Ed: Fossil Fuels Will Flow Through British Columbia

Posted on Aug 8, 2007 in Canada & Mexico, Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off

An Op-Ed carried by the Northern View (British Columbia, Canada) suggests that fossil fuels will be shipped through British Columbia, either for local use or export to U.S. markets, even though it is not yet certain which energy infrastructure projects will be developed. The piece cites the Kitimat and Texada Island LNG proposals, as well as the Mackenzie Valley and Alaska Highway pipeline concepts, as the projects likely to move forward.

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Op-Ed: Fossil Fuels Will Flow Through British Columbia

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