With the recent investment decision by Shell and its partners to build a $40 billion LNG liquefaction facility on Canada’s West Coast, along with other projects planned or in development, the creation of a robust LNG industry is gaining momentum. Learn more about LNG: What is it? What are some potential markets for LNG? What are the expected benefits for Canadians? And how could LNG help lower global greenhouse gas emissions?
Ships around the world could switch to LNG to meet new fuel standards.
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