Qatar Conflict Boosts LNG Canada Phase Two
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Recent conflicts in the Middle East have accelerated plans for phase two of the LNG Canada project in British Columbia. The project, valued at forty billion dollars and involving major players like Shell and PetroChina, aims to boost capacity to five billion cubic feet of gas a day. The timing aligns with the current global energy crisis, pushing phase two decisions from the mid-twenty thirties to the forefront. Despite initial operations remaining unaffected, experts anticipate quicker discussions on phase two as buyers seek reliable sources amidst the global supply squeeze.
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