Article Discusses Economic Issues Facing Canadian LNG Terminal Developers

Posted on Mar 26, 2013 in Canada & Mexico, LNG Exports, Markets and Competition | Comments Off

An article in the Calgary Herald discusses recent reports by Ernst & Young and FirstEnergy Capital on the global LNG market, and states that even though Canada’s political stability is attractive to LNG export terminal developers, economics may favor development of such terminals in the United States since converting a U.S. brownfield LNG import terminal to an LNG export terminal would be less expensive than building a new facility in British Columbia.

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Article Discusses Economic Issues Facing Canadian LNG Terminal Developers

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