Exxon Seeks Approval for Massive Canadian LNG Plan

OilPrice.com ^ | 25 June 2013 | Jen Alic

[thackney]

ExxonMobil is hoping to get the green light from Canada’s National Energy board to export 30 million tons liquefied natural gas (LNG) per year and build a new export terminal in British Columbia.

This is the biggest export plan ever proposed for Canada’s west coast.

The oil giant has optioned land from the government of British Columbia in a place called Grassy Point, just north of Prince Rupert, and is now seeking approval for the massive LNG terminal project.

[thackney]

30 million tons of LNG per year—about one-third of Canada’s overall gas production--

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[ZULU]

Hope this winds up in the US for sale.

[thackney]

We are hardly short on Natural Gas. We should be exporting more of our own shortly.

[ZULU]

That;s good for our economy and it will drive prices down. More than that, those low-life Wahhabis will be coming closer to having to eat their sand and drink their oil.